Github integration allows you to host your repositories, see source commits, and make code changes. And so, now you can view all the changes made in your Github repository in Zoho Projects.

Copy Service Hook URL of Zoho Projects

You must copy the Service  URL in Zoho Projects to map the specific project with Github.

1. Navigate to  > Developer Space > Service Hooks.
   
2. Copy webhook URL from GitHub Integration section and paste it in GitHub.
   
   

Set Webhook in Github for Zoho Projects

1. Login 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 and paste the URL.
   
   

Edit source commits in Github

1. Login 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 changes history in Zoho Projects

1. In Projects, select the required project and then click Issues in the top-navigation panel.
   
2. In the List View, click the desired issue to open the details page. 
   
3. Click Changesets tab to view the commit changes.
   

View all changesets in Zoho Projects

1. In Projects, select the required project, and click Issues.
   
2. Click and then click Changesets to view all the changesets for the project.
   

• If you specify a Issue ID while committing changes in Github, the commit message automatically gets linked to that particular issue in Zoho Projects.
  
• Syntax: [#ISSUEID] followed by commit message.
  
• Example: [#EPI19] fixed the memory leak issue. This will associate the changeset for the issue with ID EPI19.
  
• To associate more than one issue, provide the ISSUE IDs separated by comma.
  
  Example: [#EPI19,#EPI20] changed the DB name.