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Evan Davison authored and Evan Davison committed Apr 18, 2018
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Provides modular inputs & framework to ingest JSON data from Github APIs.

### App Setup:
1. Store Github credentials to be used on the "Configuration" page and "Account" tab, then click "Add" to add new credentials. Since an account is specific to a GitHub instance, you must specify the server for the account (will be used for all inputs leveraging the account credentials).
1. Store Github credentials to be used on the "Configuration" page and "Account" tab, then click "Add" to add new credentials. Since an account is specific to a GitHub instance, you must specify the server for the account (will be used for all inputs leveraging the account credentials). Specify if account is for a Github Enterprise instance via the checkbox (uses different API path and likely will fail otherwise).
- App supports authentication via username & password or account "personal access tokens"
- DOES NOT support 2-factor tokens
- [GitHub Personal Access Tokens](https://github.com/blog/1509-personal-api-tokens)
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Expand Up @@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ Github Addon
Provides modular inputs & framework to ingest JSON data from Github APIs.

### App Setup:
1. Store Github credentials to be used on the "Configuration" page and "Account" tab, then click "Add" to add new credentials. Since an account is specific to a GitHub instance, you must specify the server for the account (will be used for all inputs leveraging the account credentials).
1. Store Github credentials to be used on the "Configuration" page and "Account" tab, then click "Add" to add new credentials. Since an account is specific to a GitHub instance, you must specify the server for the account (will be used for all inputs leveraging the account credentials). Specify if account is for a Github Enterprise instance via the checkbox (uses different API path and likely will fail otherwise).
- App supports authentication via username & password or account "personal access tokens"
- DOES NOT support 2-factor tokens
- [GitHub Personal Access Tokens](https://github.com/blog/1509-personal-api-tokens)
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