Import a Repository

Once you’ve logged into Devant Console, you’ll land in the default project automatically created under your organization. Alternatively, you can choose to create a new project within the organization.

Once you're inside the desired project, follow the steps below to start creating an integration by importing a repository.

The steps provided are for a GitHub repository, but you can follow a similar approach to authorize and connect with Bitbucket or GitLab.

1. On the Project Overview page, click Import an Integration to get started with a new project.

   Note

   If your project already contains integrations, first click Create to add a new one. Then, select Import an Integration.

   

   

2. Click Authorize with GitHub to connect Devant to your GitHub account.

   

   Tip

   If you're using a public Git repository, you can skip ahead to Step 8. Click Use a Third-Party Public Git Repository and enter the repository URL.

3. If you haven't connected your GitHub repository to Devant, authorize the WSO2 cloud app with your GitHub account WSO2 Cloud App. Under the Organization dropdown, click + Add. This redirects you to the Install WSO2 Cloud App page.

4. Select your GitHub account and install WSO2 Cloud App.

   

   Note

   The WSO2 Cloud App requires:

   • Read and write access to code and pull requests.
   • Read access to issues and metadata.

   You can revoke access at any time. Write access is used to push changes directly to your repository.

5. Select your organization under the Organization dropdown. If your organization is not listed, click the Refetch button.

6. Select a repository to save your integration. You can either create a new repository or choose an existing one. You’ll be prompted to authorize the WSO2 Cloud App for the selected repository to enable integration.

7. Select a Branch and a Path of the selected repository to save your integration.

8. The Name and Identifier fields are automatically populated. Optionally, you can edit them to your preference.