Connect source code

Connect GitHub repositories

1. Open Settings → Git connections. Select Connect GitHub. For a GitLab server, follow Connect GitLab instead.
2. Install or update the GitHub App. Choose the account or organization and grant access only to the repositories dbtempo should analyze.
3. Add repositories. After returning to dbtempo, open the project's Sources, select Add a repository, and add the repositories from the GitHub tab (the GitLab tab lists your GitLab projects). Use Add another organization when another installation is required.
4. Wait for indexing. The source list reports scanning, indexed, or failed state. Open an indexed repository to review the detected branch and framework before linking it to a project.

Connect a host path

1. Connect the host first. Add the host that can reach the source tree, then open the project and select Add source → Add host path.
2. Add the path. Select Add host path, choose the host, and enter a display name plus an absolute Unix path, home-relative path, or Windows drive path.
3. Keep the daemon online. The daemon scans the path on a heartbeat. Return to the source list to confirm that indexing completes and inspect a failed path when access is denied.

Use the indexed source

Link the repository or host path while creating or editing a project. Indexed source adds call-site context to matching findings. An eligible accepted recommendation can use a connected GitHub repository for a draft pull request, or a GitLab project connected in read and write mode for a draft merge request, on a plan that includes pull requests.