Git Hub App Connection
Project feature defining a single level connection with a GitHub App. Such a connection encompasses both application and installation level settings.
Example. It is not recommended to store secure values such as the secret directly in the DSL code, see Managing Tokens section of our documentation.
project {
// Other Project settings ...
features {
// Other Project Features ...
githubAppConnection {
id = "<Connection ID>" // arbitrary ID that can be later used to refer to the connection
displayName = "<Connection display name>"
appId = "<GitHub App ID>"
clientId = "<GitHub App Client ID>"
clientSecret = "credentialsJSON:*****"
privateKey = "credentialsJSON:*****"
ownerUrl = "https://github.com/owner"
webhookSecret = "credentialsJSON:*****" //optional
useUniqueCallback = true // optional, false by default
}
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}
See also
Properties
GitHub App client secret
Human friendly connection name
GitHub App private key
If true
, TeamCity adds a unique value to the callback URL, preventing your access token from being intercepted during a mix-up attack. The final callback URL is displayed inside a corresponding section of connection settings in TeamCity admin UI. The default value is false
.
GitHub App webhook secret
Functions
Copies parameters of this object to the specified target
Creates an instance of this project feature via reflection using a no argument constructor, used during copying. Throws an error if this class doesn't have a default constructor. Subclasses can override it to create an instance without using a default constructor.
Validates this object and reports found errors to the provided consumer