Learn how to use Tunnel with Github
The Github integration allows you to link GitHub repositories to projects in Tunnel. Once linked, Tunnel will display the status of the comments on the corresponding branch. This allows you to see how many comments have been resolved and how many are still open.
Navigate to Settings > Integrations and click the Connect button.
With your Github organization connected, you can link repositories to projects in Tunnel.
Create a new project
To create a new project and link a repository to it, navigate to Projects and click the New project button.
Select a repository
In the Link a Repository field, select the repository you want to link to the project.
Navigate to your project's settings
To link a repository to an existing project, navigate to Projects and select the project you want to link a repository to. Navigate to the Settings tab.
Select a repository
Scroll down to the GitHub Repository section and select the repository you want to link to the project.
The Tunnel CLI will automatically detect the repository and branch you are working on and add git metadata to comments.
To add git metadata to comments in your hosted environments, you will need to pass a git branch to the <TunnelToolbar />
component or <script>
tag.
Pull requests receive generated PR messages from the Tunnel bot. The PR message tracks how many comments have been resolved and how many are still open. The PR message is updated every time a comment is resolved or reopened.
Learn how to use Tunnel with Github
The Github integration allows you to link GitHub repositories to projects in Tunnel. Once linked, Tunnel will display the status of the comments on the corresponding branch. This allows you to see how many comments have been resolved and how many are still open.
Navigate to Settings > Integrations and click the Connect button.
With your Github organization connected, you can link repositories to projects in Tunnel.
Create a new project
To create a new project and link a repository to it, navigate to Projects and click the New project button.
Select a repository
In the Link a Repository field, select the repository you want to link to the project.
Navigate to your project's settings
To link a repository to an existing project, navigate to Projects and select the project you want to link a repository to. Navigate to the Settings tab.
Select a repository
Scroll down to the GitHub Repository section and select the repository you want to link to the project.
The Tunnel CLI will automatically detect the repository and branch you are working on and add git metadata to comments.
To add git metadata to comments in your hosted environments, you will need to pass a git branch to the <TunnelToolbar />
component or <script>
tag.
Pull requests receive generated PR messages from the Tunnel bot. The PR message tracks how many comments have been resolved and how many are still open. The PR message is updated every time a comment is resolved or reopened.