Connect GitHub
Connect a GitHub repository with read-only access to run a full check on your code.
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Connecting GitHub lets LetMeCheck read your code to find problems a website check can't see. Access is read-only, and only for the repositories you choose.
Permissions#
Permission
Access
Why we need it
Repository contents
Read-only
To read your code and settings files
Metadata
Read-only
To list the repositories you picked
Pull requests
None
We never open or change pull requests
Commits
None
We can't push or change code
NOTE
You choose which repositories to share. We can't see any others.
Connect a repository#
- Sign in and open Settings → Integrations.
- Click Connect GitHub. You'll be sent to GitHub.
- Choose Only select repositories and pick the ones you want checked.
- Click Install. You'll come back to LetMeCheck.
- Pick a repository and click Run full check.
Organisation repositories#
If the repository belongs to a GitHub organisation, an owner may need to approve LetMeCheck first. GitHub sends them a request automatically.
Private repositories#
Private repositories work the same way. They stay private: shared reports never include your code.
Remove access#
- In GitHub, go to Settings → Applications → Installed GitHub Apps.
- Click Configure next to LetMeCheck.
- Click Uninstall.
WARNING
Removing access stops full checks for those repositories. Your past reports stay in your account.
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