Triagic + GitHub: ticket investigations over your repositories, read-only

• In GitHub, which merged change touched the export job in the last two weeks?
• Find the GitHub pull request that introduced the 240 MB file limit
• Is there an open GitHub issue for the OOM on large CSV imports? Link it.
• Who last changed migrations/0142.sql in GitHub, and was it reviewed?
• List GitHub deploy keys and outside collaborators on the private repositories

Triagic exposes every tool the GitHub server annotates as read-only, and nothing else. GitHub's official server runs in GITHUB_READ_ONLY mode, so no issue, pull request, branch or file write is registered.

1. 1

   Mint a read-only credential in GitHub

   Create a dedicated user or token that can only read. GitHub's official server runs in GITHUB_READ_ONLY mode, so no issue, pull request, branch or file write is registered.

2. 2

   Add it in the Triagic portal

   Integrations, then Add shared data source, then GitHub.

   • Personal access token: Fine-grained PAT with read-only repo/issues scopes. A classic PAT or a GitHub App installation token also goes in this field. GitHub's REST API accepts all three as the same bearer credential.
3. 3

   Let a desktop pick it up

   Saving validates the shape of what you typed. The first desktop app to sync starts GitHub locally and reports running or degraded with the error text.

Field-by-field setup, TLS options and the error table: GitHub in the docs.

GitHub's official server runs in GITHUB_READ_ONLY mode, so no issue, pull request, branch or file write is registered.

Can Triagic change anything in GitHub?

No. GitHub's official server runs in GITHUB_READ_ONLY mode, so no issue, pull request, branch or file write is registered. Give it a read-only credential as well, so the guarantee does not rest on one layer.

What do I need to connect GitHub?

Personal access token. The desktop app on a member's machine starts the connection; the portal never holds a live process.

Does GitHub cost extra?

No. Every connector is included in the seat price. Start a 14-day trial without a card.

• GitLabBrowse projects, issues, and merge requests, read-only. Works with gitlab.com and self-hosted.
• Azure DevOpsRead work items, repos, pull requests, builds and wikis in an Azure DevOps Services organization. Nothing is created, updated or queued.
• BitbucketRead repositories, pull requests, commits, pipelines and issues in Bitbucket Cloud. The server can only send GET requests.
• CircleCIRead failed build logs, pipeline status, test results, flaky tests and artifacts, to tie a ticket to a CI failure. Triggering, rerunning and rolling back pipelines stay out.