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The GitHub connector lets Summation read a repository’s issues, pull requests, and commits. It authenticates with a GitHub Personal Access Token (PAT).

Form fields

Creating a token

Either token type works. The full create-token flow is documented in Managing your personal access tokens.
A token’s access is exactly what you grant it. Don’t issue a PAT with broader scope than Summation needs — fine-grained PATs make this much easier to scope tightly. See Best practices for personal access tokens.

Adding datasets

After saving, pick the repositories you want to expose. Source references use the form:
Each repository exposes issues, pulls, and commits as tables, derived automatically. (A table only appears when the repository has at least one row for it.)

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