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Migrate your pipeline from OAuth/PAT to the GitHub App
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Migrate your pipeline from OAuth/PAT to the GitHub App | |
- You must have Admin permission on the GitHub repository being built. | |
- Visit this URL: https://github.com/apps/azure-pipelines | |
- Click Install or Configure in the top-right of the page. | |
- Select the GitHub organization of your repository. | |
- Click the Install button. | |
- If you are prompted to “Pick an account”, choose the user with Project Administrator permissions on your Azure DevOps project. | |
- In the dialog titled "Setup your Azure Pipelines project", select your existing Azure DevOps organization and project that contains the pipeline. Then, click Continue. | |
- When you are prompted to "Select a repository”, select the repository that your existing pipeline uses. | |
- In the left-screen navigation, click Pipelines-->Builds to view existing pipelines. | |
- Select your existing pipeline, and then click the Edit button at the top-right of the page. | |
- (For YAML pipelines only) Click "..." on the top-right of the page and then select Pipeline settings. | |
- Select the Get sources row in the top-center of the page. | |
- In the bar labeled "Authorized using connection:" note the current connection name in case you want to reverse these changes. | |
- On the same bar, click the Change drop-down and select the new GitHub App-based connection that was created for you with the same name as your GitHub organization. | |
- Click Save & queue to save the pipeline and validate the change. |
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