Provider accounts

Archived source snapshot. Product labels use Repovio. Use the configuration identifiers and container references from this release's tagged deployment files unchanged.

Access and list

System administrators open Administration → Provider accounts. The table shows name, provider type, base URL, enabled state, and last sync. Filter by type/enabled, sort, change columns, and paginate. Other roles do not administer provider accounts. Tokens and OAuth secrets are never returned in list data.

Connect a provider

Choose Add provider and select GitHub, GitLab, Forgejo, or Gitea. Enter a recognizable name and the correct instance base URL; Gitea requires one. Choose from the authentication methods the API reports as configured. Without a matching OAuth client, use a personal access token. Verify and add provider checks PAT credentials before storing them. Connect provider redirects to provider consent and returns with a success or failure notice.

Use only the read scopes in Provider OAuth setup. Provider OAuth connects repository data; it is separate from OIDC user sign-in. Repovio encrypts credentials at rest and never provides provider resource mutations, even when an upstream token could authorize writes.

Maintain connections

Enable or disable a row to control participation. Pending row actions block conflicting actions while requests finish. Disabling retains configuration. Deletion executes immediately; consider dependent tracked data before selecting the delete action. Create a replacement connection if provider ownership or credentials must change through a flow the current screen does not expose.

Add repositories separately from Repositories; webhook configuration belongs to individual tracked repositories, not provider accounts. Empty discovery can mean no repositories, an incorrect instance, insufficient read scopes, or invalid credentials. Distinguish authentication-options loading failures, verification errors, OAuth callback notices, and API failures; correct the cause before retrying. Inspect jobs for ongoing synchronization failures.