GitHub integration
Connect your GitHub account to Baseten.
The GitHub integration is a feature on paid plans and is not enabled by default. Upgrade to a paid Baseten plan to enable this feature in your Baseten workspace.
In order to use GitHub sync and import code from GitHub, you must first enable the GitHub integration under the "Integrations" tab of the workspace settings. You must be a workspace admin to complete this action.
Click the "Connect" button to get started. You will be redirected to GitHub to connect the integration.
Description of the Baseten app on GitHub
Click "Install" to continue. You'll be prompted to choose an account or organization to install the integration with.
The integration works with both personal GitHub accounts and GitHub organizations. This documentation assumes you're connecting your Baseten workspace to a GitHub organization, but the steps are the same for connecting to personal accounts.
Finally, you'll be asked to authorize the integration. It doesn't matter which repositories you select as the integration will create its own
baseten_apps repository. Here's why we ask for certain permissions:- Administration: Read and Write — Used to create the
baseten_appsrepository - Content: Read and Write — Used to clone, commit and push to the
baseten_appsrepository
To enable the integration, click "Install & Authorize" and you'll be redirected back to your Baseten workspace. The integration will now show as connected.
As the integration is enabled, a new repository called
baseten_apps has been created inside your GitHub organization.
baseten_apps on GitHub
You can turn off the GitHub integration either from clicking the “Disconnect” button on the Integrations tab of your workspace settings in Baseten or in GitHub through the “Applications” section of your personal account or organization settings.
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