GitHub
- 1.Select an app in the top left corner from the Switcher
- 2.Navigate to App Settings by clicking the gear icon (⚙️) at the top of the Timeline sidebar
- 3.Click on Integrations in the sidebar
- Find the GitHub integration module under the Version control section
- Click the Connect button
- Select one or more repos to grant access to
You must be logged in as a GitHub user with admin permissions in selected repo, or as an owner in the GitHub org.
- GitHub redirects you back to Runway
- If you granted access to more than one repo, Runway will present you with a dropdown to select a specific repo
- Runway uses this to read tags from GitHub and delineate your releases, and also to generate tags when auto-tagging releases upon completion
- Pattern accepts the string
{version}as a stand-in for the release version, e.g.v{version}
Runway expects version strings that adhere to Semantic Versioning principles — formatted as
x.y.z (representing major.minor.patch).- For GitFlow or similar, pattern accepts the string
{version}as a stand-in for the release version, e.g.release-ios-{version}- You can assign different patterns to different types of releases using the Release type dropdown
- Omit pattern for trunk-based, e.g.
main- Be sure to select all types in the Release type dropdown
- Working branch: your main working branch, e.g.
development - Staging branch: if you create your Release Candidate builds from some branch other than your release branch, set that here
- Deploy branch: if you create your final builds from some branch other than your release branch, set that here
Last modified 9mo ago