GitHub
Commits, pull requests, issues, releases and GitHub Actions in your Discord, instantly and with filters for events and branches.
What is it for?
Brings your GitHub repositories into Discord: commits, pull requests, issues, releases, reviews, workflows and more, as clear messages with links.Set it up in 3 steps
- 01Switch it on and pick the default channel.
- 02Add a repository. For your own and private repositories, copy the webhook address and secret from this tab into the repository settings on GitHub. Public repositories also work without a webhook.
- 03Choose the events and branches you want, save, and send a test message with /github test.
TipTurn on “Only failed Actions runs” for workflows: the channel then only reports failed builds instead of every single run.
All settings explained
Switched on and off with the switch at the top of the tab.
Defaults
- Default channel
- Used by every repository without its own channel.
- Ping on new releases
- Optional. Only releases ping, everything else stays quiet.
- All repositories
- Also post repositories that send to the webhook but aren't on the list (for example a whole organisation).
Filters
- Only failed Actions runs
- Successful runs stay quiet, failures are posted.
- Commits per message
- Longer pushes show "and X more".
- Ignore bots
- Skips events from bots like Dependabot.
Commands
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