Currently Corgea only supports GitHub repositories via the Corgea GitHub App. This page will help you setup the GitHub App so Corgea can issue pull requests that fix issues.

You can install the Github App from our integrations page or from an issue as seen in the following steps:

1

Start by viewing an issue

On the issues page, find the button with the text “Install Corgea”

2

Fill-in details

Fill out your GitHub username (not email) and the name of the organization you are installing. The organization name should be the one used in GitHub urls for your repositories (e.g. https://github.com/Corgea/)

3

Continue setup in Github

Select only one organization to install for and make sure that the organization you selected matches what your typed in previously. GitHub will ask you to accept permissions and select which repositories are accessible. Only repositories that are made accessible to Corgea will be capable of recieving pull requests from Corgea.

4

Back to Corgea

Select only one organization to install at a time and make sure that the organization you selected matches what you typed in previously. Once we recieve the confirmation from Github you will be able to issue a pull request

Fill in the base branch you want to merge this pull request into. It needs to already exist.

When you click “Create Pull-Request” a new tab will open with pull request created. You may need to disable your pop-up blocker.

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