Supernova will open a new or append an existing pull request in GitHub on a branch called supernova/[exporter name]. Make sure there are no conflicting branch names before running the build.
You will first need to authenticate with your GitHub account to allow Supernova to open a pull request on your behalf. You have two options for authentication:
- Sign in to GitHub with OAuth.
- Use a GitHub personal access token.
You can learn how to authenticate your GitHub account in Integrations.
Once you have authenticated:
- When creating a pipeline, select Open GitHub pull request as the delivery method.
- Select where you would like to open the pull request. Choose the connection (OAuth or personal access token), an organization, project, repository, branch, and optionally a relative path.
- Click Create pipeline.
Configuration options
- Connection — The authentication method you would like to use for this hook (OAuth or personal access token).
- Organization — Your GitHub organization.
- Repository — The GitHub repository you would like to use.
- Branch — The branch where the pull request will be opened.
- Relative path (optional) — Path relative to the repository root to which code will be exported.
We will open a new or append an existing pull request on a branch called supernova/[exporter-name]. Make sure there are no conflicting branch names before running the build.