Deploying GitHub Personal Repositories

Step 1: Create a service

Choose the service you want to deploy, click on Create Service, and you will see two options: Git and Marketplace. In this case, we choose Git.

Create Service

Select Service

Step 2: Bind the Personal Repository

At this point, we will see a search box and a Configure GitHub button. Click the button, and follow the prompts on the resulting page to authorize access to your Personal Repository.

Bind GitHub

Step 3: Select the Repository

After authorization, you will see a search box. Enter the name or keyword of the repository you want to deploy, click the search button, and select the repository.

Select Repository

Deploying GitHub Organization Repositories

Step 1: Create a service

Same as Step 1: Create a service in the previous section.

Step 2: Bind the Organization Repository

At this point, we will see a search box and a Configure GitHub button. Click the button, and follow the prompts on the resulting page to authorize access to your Organization Repository. During the installation process, you can authorize all/part of the repositories according to your needs.

Bind GitHub Organization

Step 3: Select the Repository

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  1. If you are a Member of the organization rather than an Owner, you may not have enough permissions to bind the organization, but you can still read all repositories to which you have permission and be shown that you have already configured the repository in the GitHub authorization page.
  2. If you are an Outside Collaborator of any of the organization's repositories, rather than an Owner or Member, you may not have enough permissions to bind the organization, but you can still read the repositories to which you have permission and be shown that you have already configured the repository in the GitHub authorization page.

After authorization, you will see a search box. Enter the name or keyword of the repository you want to deploy, click the search button, and select the repository.

Select Organization Repository

Update

Repository changes

For personal/organization repository changes, we will automatically refresh your code repository as you operate.

Organization member changes

For changes in organization members, we will listen to the GitHub Webhook event in real-time to ensure that your repository access permissions are consistent with GitHub.

Uninstall

Personal Repository

Full Uninstall

If you need to completely uninstall Zeabur, you can find Zeabur in GitHub's Intergrations - Applications - Installed Gtihub Apps, click on Configure, click on Uninstall "Zeabur" in the Danger zone page that pops up.

Full Uninstall

Revoke Authorization

If you need to revoke authorization to reauthorize Zeabur later, you can find Zeabur in GitHub's Intergrations - Applications - Authorized Gtihub Apps, click on Revoke, and agree to the risk in the pop-up page.

Revoke Authorization

Organization Repository

Same as Personal Repository, additionally, you need to select the organization you want to operate on in GitH's Settings - Switch to another account.