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deployments - Deployment review notifications and Deployment status updates.

commits - New commits on the default branch (usually main).

pulls - New or merged pull requests, as well as draft pull requests marked 'Ready for Review'.

These are enabled by default, and can be disabled with the /github unsubscribe owner/repo command: Settings are configured with the /github slash command: You can customize your notifications by subscribing to activity that is relevant to your Slack channel, and unsubscribing from activity that is less helpful to your project. It also notifies of any push directly to the repository's default branch as well as comments on issues and pull requests. On repositories, the app notifies of open, close, and re-open events on pull requests and issues in repositories you've subscribed to. To take action from Slack with the /github command and directly from messagesДЇeatures Subscribe to an Organization or a Repository Write access to issues, deployments, and pull requests To render previews of links shared in Slack Read access to commit statuses, checks, discussions, issues, metadata, pull requests, and repository projects GitHub Permission Scopes Permission scope To notify you of activity that happens on GitHub, in Slack View the workspace or organization's name, email domain, and icon To add the /github slash command to your Slack workspace To unsubscribe to notifications from a repository, use /github unsubscribe / AuthorizationД«y granting the app access, you are providing the following authorizations to your GitHub and Slack accounts: Slack Permission Scopes Permission scopeДЄccess private conversations between you and the AppДЄdd link previews to to messages The /github slash command also supports unsubscribe.

#Slack client mods install

If you installed the app on a subset of repositories, the app will prompt you to install it on the new repository.

If you originally gave the app access to 'All repositories' and you've created a new private repository on GitHub after installing the GitHub integration for Slack, the /github subscribe command will work automatically on your new repository.

The /github slash command also accepts a subscribe argument that you can use to subscribe to an Organization or Repository's activity /github subscribe /. To link the two accounts, authenticate to GitHub using a /github slash command, /github signin. Getting Started Subscribing and UnsubscribingДЄt this point, your Slack and GitHub user accounts are not linked.

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After you've signed in to your Slack workspace, you will be prompted to give the app access:ДЄfter the app is installed, and once you've added the GitHub integration to the relevant channels using /invite you will see previews of links to GitHub issues, pull-requests, and code rendered as rich text in your workspace. Install the GitHub integration for Slack. This app officially supports (which includes our GitHub Enterprise cloud-hosted offering) and, but the team plans to support GitHub Enterprise Server (our self-hosted product) in the future. Installing the GitHub integration for Slack Requirements

Deployments and Actions approval notifications.

Subscribe to an Organization or a Repository.

Installing the GitHub integration for Slack.

This integration is an open source project, built and maintained by GitHub.

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The GitHub integration for Slack gives you and your teams full visibility into your GitHub projects right in Slack channels, where you can generate ideas, triage issues and collaborate with other teams to move projects forward. Take action on pull requests, issues, and more right from your Slack channels to start moving work forward, faster. Heads Up! The GitHub and Slack app has a few new features to help you turn conversations into next steps. We will continue to use issues in this repository to get feedback from customers. The current code which is running for GitHub and Slack integration has significantly diverged from the code present in this repository as it contains specific code which is required to run service in GitHub infrastructure and which can not be open sourced at this point of time. This repository is not accepting any code contributions.