Zulip GitHub integration
Get GitHub notifications in Zulip!
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Create a bot for GitHub. Make sure that you select Incoming webhook as the Bot type.
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Decide where to send GitHub notifications, and generate the integration URL. You'll be able to configure which branches you'll receive notifications from, and whether to exclude notifications from private repositories.
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On your repository's web page, go to Settings. Select Webhooks, and click Add webhook. GitHub may prompt you for your password.
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Set Payload URL to the URL generated above. Set Content type to
application/json. Select the events you'd like to be notified about, and click Add Webhook.
You're done! Your GitHub notifications may look like this:
Filtering incoming events
The GitHub integration supports filtering for the following events:
commit_comment, closed_pull_request, create, check_run, delete, deployment, deployment_status, discussion, discussion_comment, fork, gollum, issue_comment, issue_labeled_or_unlabeled, issue_milestoned_or_demilestoned, issues_opened_via_transfer, issues_transferred, issues, member, membership, opened_pull_request, updated_pull_request, assigned_or_unassigned_pull_request, page_build, ping, public, pull_request_ready_for_review, pull_request_review, pull_request_review_comment, pull_request_review_requested, pull_request_auto_merge, locked_or_unlocked_pull_request, push_commits, push_tags, release, repository, star, status, team, team_add, watch, cancelled, created, edited, pending_cancellation, pending_tier_change, tier_changed
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