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Add a Github webhook to automate your mobile app's CI process |
Use GitHub webhooks to notify buddybuild of repository changes, to start new builds, to update build statuses and to notify testers of new builds.
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A webhook notifies buddybuild of code changes that you make to your repo. Whenever a new change is pushed, buddybuild automatically kicks off a new build — ensuring that you have up-to-date build status and your testers have the very latest builds.
Let’s get started!
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On the Builds page, in the red banner at the top of the page, click on Resolve this issue.
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In the dialog box that appears, select and copy the webhook URL.
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Navigate to your GitHub repository. In the right panel, select Settings.
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In the left navigation, select Webhooks and services.
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Select Add webhook.
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Paste the URL you first copied into the Payload URL field.
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Under Content type, select application/x-www-form-urlencoded. You can leave the Secret field blank.
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Choose Let me select individual events.
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Once that expands, select Pull Request and Push. Ensure that Active is selected, and click Add webhook.
You’re now done!
