GitHub
Connect a repository and every push to its default branch starts a scan. Results show up on the commit and its pull request.
Install the GitHub app
Install Regress on GitHub and give it access to the repository for your app.
Connect the repository
In Project settings, enter the repository as owner/name and a token from a repository admin. The token is only used to verify access once and is not stored.
Push to your default branch
That's it. The next push starts a scan for every project linked to the repo.
What you'll see on GitHub
- A check run
- Pass or fail shows on the commit you pushed.
- A comment
- Posted on the pull request that commit came from, with the affected pages and a link to the report.
Good to know
GitHub is part of the Professional plan. On other plans, use the deploy webhook from GitHub Actions instead.