Git connect

Settings → Git lets you connect a GitHub repository to your org so apps can deploy from source — self-serve, no infrastructure tickets.

What it does

The Git connect flow installs the uRun GitHub integration on the repositories you choose. Once connected, an app can be wired to a repo, and the post-connect call to action lives on the app's Git card in App detail.

Connecting a repo, step by step

1. Open Settings → Git and connect GitHub, choosing which repositories the uRun integration can access.
2. Open the app you want to deploy from source (Compute → Apps → your app) and use the Git card on App detail to wire it to one of the connected repos.
3. From there the app deploys from the repo's source instead of an urun deploy upload.

This is the dashboard equivalent of running urun deploy from a checkout of the same repo — same content-addressed build, just kicked off from the connected source rather than your terminal.

When to use it

• Connect the repo that holds your uRun app so deploys can originate from it.
• Wire an app that was registered in the console to its source repository.
• Set up the repository side of a frontend's deploy pipeline.