GitHub App for On-Prem
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On-Prem installation requires a GitHub App. This page describes how to create one for your on-prem setup.
You need to have the privilege to create a GitHub App and authorize the app for your repositories.
A domain name that will be used for your on-prem installation.
$GITHUB_URL: Hostname where GitHub is hosted
$AV_HOSTNAME: Hostname where Aviator is hosted (e.g. aviator.example.com)
$GITHUB_APP_ID: ID generated when a GitHub app is created
$MERGEQUEUE_PEM_FILE: Private key generated by GitHub for Aviator
Go to GitHub Developer settings and Click “New GitHub App”.
The developer settings can be found through your user settings or url of the format:https://$GITHUB_URL/settings/apps
Use the following settings to create the app:
GitHub App name: Aviator
Description: Automate merge workflows for GitHub, manage queues in teams and improve code quality.
Homepage URL: https://aviator.co/
Callback URL: https://$AV_HOSTNAME/login/oauth/callback/github
Expire user authorization tokens: YES
Request user authorization (OAuth) during installation: NO
Enable Device Flow: NO
Setup URL: https://$AV_HOSTNAME/api/setup/complete
Redirect on update: YES
Webhook
Active: YES
Webhook URL: https://$AV_HOSTNAME/api/webhook
Webhook Secret: Optional. If you setup Webhook secret, you should also define set that at GITHUB_WEBHOOK_SECRET to validate webhook signature.
Permissions:
Please review the following carefully, any mismatch here could result in unexpected behavior of the app.
Repository permissions
| Name | Access |
|---|---|
Administration | Read-only |
Checks | Read and write |
Commit statuses | Read-only |
Contents | Read and write |
Issues | Read and write |
Metadata | Read-only |
Pull requests | Read and write |
Workflows | Read and write |
Organization permissions
| Name | Access |
|---|---|
Members | Read-only |
Subscribe to events:
Check the following
Branch Protection rules
Check Run
Check Suite
Issue Comment
Label
Member
Public
Pull request
Pull request review
Pull request review comment
Pull request review thread
Push
Status
Where can GitHub App be installed: Any account
After creating the GitHub app, you can add a logo. Find a copy of Aviator Logo in the attached assets.
From the GitHub app page for Aviator, take a note of the App ID specified on the top. This is your $GITHUB_APP_ID.
Generate a private key from the bottom of the page. This is your $MERGEQUEUE_PEM_FILE.
