Getting StartedGitHub Integration
GitHub Integration
Connect your repositories and configure permissions
Last updated: June 10, 2024
GitHub Integration
GitScope integrates seamlessly with GitHub to provide comprehensive issue analysis and repository management.
Initial Setup
OAuth Authorization
- Click "Connect with GitHub" in GitScope
- Review requested permissions:
- Read access to repositories
- Read access to issues and pull requests
- Read access to organization membership
- Click "Authorize GitScope"
Repository Selection
After authorization:
- Navigate to "Repositories" section
- Click "Add Repository"
- Select from your accessible repositories
- Choose public or private repositories
Permissions Required
Repository Access
- Read Issues: Access issue content and metadata
- Read Pull Requests: Analyze PR discussions
- Read Repository: Access repository structure
Organization Access
- Read Org Membership: Identify team members
- Read Org Repositories: List organization repositories
Real-time Synchronization
GitScope automatically stays in sync with your GitHub repositories:
- New issues are detected and analyzed within minutes
- Issue updates and comments trigger re-analysis
- Repository changes are reflected in the dashboard
- No manual webhook configuration required
Data Synchronization
Initial Sync
First-time repository addition triggers:
- Full issue history import (last 1000 issues)
- Repository metadata sync
- Contributor analysis
- Historical trend calculation
Ongoing Sync
Real-time updates via webhooks:
- New issues analyzed within 30 seconds
- Comment sentiment analysis
- Activity pattern tracking
Rate Limiting
GitScope respects GitHub rate limits:
- Authenticated requests: 5000/hour
- Search API: 30/minute
- API requests: Optimized for efficient data retrieval
Rate Limit Handling
- Automatic retry with exponential backoff
- Priority queue for critical updates
- Background processing for bulk operations
Security & Privacy
Data Handling
- Issue content analyzed in secure environment
- No persistent storage of sensitive data
- SOC 2 compliant infrastructure
Access Control
- Repository-level permissions respected
- Team member access based on GitHub roles
- Automatic cleanup when access revoked
Multiple Organizations
Organization Management
- Connect multiple GitHub organizations
- Separate analytics per organization
- Unified dashboard view option
Cross-Org Collaboration
- Share insights across organizations
- Aggregate metrics for parent companies
- Role-based access control
Troubleshooting
Connection Issues
Problem: Repository not syncing
Solution:
- Check GitHub permissions
- Verify webhook configuration
- Review GitScope logs
Problem: Missing issues
Solution:
- Confirm repository access
- Check issue visibility settings
- Verify sync status
Permission Problems
Problem: Access denied errors
Solution:
- Re-authorize GitHub connection
- Check organization settings
- Verify repository permissions
API Limits
Monitor your usage:
- Dashboard shows current API usage
- Alerts when approaching limits
- Automatic scaling for enterprise plans
Best Practices
- Regular Permission Review: Check access quarterly
- Webhook Monitoring: Ensure webhooks remain active
- Rate Limit Awareness: Monitor usage during bulk operations
- Security Updates: Keep authorization tokens current