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Github Integration

Github integration allows you to host your repositories, see source commits and make code changes right from within Zoho BugTracker. So, now you can view all the changes made in your Github repository in Zoho BugTracker.

Copy Service Hooks

You must copy the Project ID and Token value in Zoho BugTracker to map the specific project with Github.

  1. Navigate to  > Marketplace > Developer Space > Service Hooks.
  2. Select your project and copy the URL for GitHub integration.

Set Service Hook in Github

  1. Log in to Github with your login credentials.
  2. Select the desired repository.
  3. Click Settings and then click Webhooks from the left panel.
  4. Click Add webhook.
  5. Copy the GitHub webhook from Bug Tracker and paste it in Payload URL field.
  6. Choose JSON format from the drop-down menu as the Content Type. Zoho Bug Tracker supports only Just the push event option for the webhook.
  7. Click Add service to create a service hook for Zoho Projects in Github.

Edit Source Commits in Github

  1. Log in to Github with your login credentials.
  2. Select the desired repository.
  3. Select the desired source file to edit.
  4. Click Edit to modify the code as required.
  5. In Commit changes modify the required details, if required.
  6. Click Commit changes to save and submit the commit changes.

View Commit History

  1. Select the required project in Zoho BugTracker, and then click Bugs.
  2. In List view, click the desired bug to view the commit changes history.

View all Changesets

  1. Select the required project in Zoho BugTracker, and then click Bugs.
  2. Click in the upper right corner and select Changesets from the displayed option, to view all the changesets for the project.
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