Connect GitHub.

Connect your account

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   Step 1: Open Connections

   You can also connect from the Proof step of the project wizard. Either way you end up in the same place.

   WhereDashboard→Settings→Connections

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   Step 2: Decide on private repositories

   Leave Include private repositories off to share public repositories only. Turn it on if you want to link a private repository to a project.

   GitHub only offers private access as read and write; there's no read-only option. FILLI.ME only ever reads.

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   Step 3: Choose Connect GitHub

   GitHub asks you to sign in and approve access, then sends you back. Your profile now shows the GitHub verified badge.

Link a repository to a project

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   Step 1: Open the project's Proof step

   In the wizard for a new project, or in the edit form for an existing one.

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   Step 2: Search your repositories and pick one

   Private repositories show a Private label. The repository is checked against your GitHub account, which is what the project's GitHub badge stands for.

Change access or disconnect

To add private repositories later, disconnect GitHub in Connections, then connect again with the box ticked. Disconnecting removes the GitHub verified badge from your profile.