GitHub
GitHub is a platform for developers to build personal projects, support their businesses, and work together on open-source technologies. Fivetran helps you export data about commits, users, pull-requests, and other GitHub data.
Features
| Feature Name | Supported | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Capture deletes | check | MILESTONE, PROJECT, COLUMN and CARD tables. |
| History mode | ||
| Custom data | ||
| Data blocking | check | |
| Column hashing | check | |
| Re-sync | check | |
| API configurable | check | API configuration |
| Priority-first sync | ||
| Fivetran data models | check | |
| Private networking | ||
| Authorization via API | check |
Supported deployment models
We support the SaaS and Hybrid deployment models for the connector.
NOTE: You must have an Enterprise or Business Critical plan to use the Hybrid Deployment model.
Setup guide
Follow our step-by-step GitHub setup guide to connect GitHub with your destination using Fivetran connectors.
Schema information
This schema applies to all GitHub connectors.
Sync overview
For the following tables, we hard delete records in the destination when they are deleted in the source:
COMMIT_FILECOMMIT_PARENTCOMMIT_PULL_REQUESTISSUE_ASSIGNEEISSUE_LABELPULL_REQUEST_REVIEW_COMMENTSREPO_TEAMTEAM_MEMBERSHIP
Limitations
COPILOT_METRIC and COPILOT_METRIC_TEAM endpoints return results for a given day only if the organization or the team had five or more members with active Copilot licenses at the end of that day.
The WORKFLOW_RUN_ATTEMPT table only includes workflow run attempt data when there were more than one run attempts.