Github Repo Picker
GitHub repo selection panel with a searchable repository list, per-repo checkboxes, private badges, a minimal-scope note, and a save action.
GitHub repo selection panel with a searchable repository list, per-repo checkboxes, private badges, a minimal-scope note, and a save action.
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Github Repo Picker shows the acme-corp organization as
connected and lists six repositories: api-gateway,
auth-service, and dashboard checked (three private, one
public), and data-pipeline, marketing-site, and mobile-app
unchecked. A search bar at the top filters the list. Below
the list a scope note spells out exactly what is requested,
contents:read and statuses:write only, with the
explicit reassurance that code outside selected repos is
never accessed. The footer reads 3 of 6 repos selected.
Repos are one typed array with selected and private flags. The scope note is the feature that makes legal and security sign off; without it the integration stays in review.
Reach for this block on the GitHub integration setup page or the repository access settings panel. Wire the checkboxes to your repo-access endpoint and recompute the selected count on change.
A natural flow around it on an Application Pro page:
Before
After
One strong use is the GitHub repo access picker on setup. Other repo-selection surfaces:
Tip: surface the private badge on each row; users often forget which repos are private and the badge prevents accidental public-repo deployments.