Step 1
Open GitHub integration in your site settings
Go to the selected site in Faurya and open the GitHub integration panel from the settings area.
GitHub Integration
Connect Repositories and Correlate Code Changes
Link your GitHub repositories to Faurya and view commit activity in context with visitor, conversion, and campaign performance on the same analytics timeline.
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GitHub integration screen with app connection, repository selection, and commit markers on the analytics timeline.
Prerequisites
Prepare these before connecting repositories to your site.
- Active Faurya account with access to site settings
- A site selected in your Faurya dashboard
- GitHub account with permission to install apps
- Access to at least one repository you want to connect
- Repository activity (commits) in the period you plan to analyze
- Permission to manage integration settings for your workspace
Setup
Follow this user flow to connect GitHub and start commit tracking.
Step 2
Click Connect GitHub
Start installation and authorization. If the app is already installed for your account, Faurya links it automatically.
Step 3
Open repository selector
After installation is recognized, open the repository selector to view repositories available under your GitHub app installation.
Step 4
Connect one or more repositories
Select repositories to attach to this site. Connected repositories are marked clearly and can be disconnected anytime.
Step 5
Validate commit tracking
Once connected, new commits are ingested and surfaced as code activity markers in your analytics timeline.
Step 6
Use Connect Another Repository when needed
Add additional repositories from the same installation without repeating the full account connection flow.
Connection States
What users see at each stage of the GitHub integration interface.
| State | User-facing behavior |
|---|---|
| No GitHub installation detected | Shows a Connect GitHub call-to-action with a short explanation of what will be authorized. |
| GitHub app installed, selector open | Displays available repositories. Already connected repositories are marked Connected and can be disconnected from the list. |
| GitHub app installed, selector closed | Shows all repositories currently linked to the site, each with a dedicated Disconnect action. |
| Repository disconnection confirmation | Requires explicit confirmation before unlinking a repository from this site to prevent accidental removal. |
| Account-level GitHub disconnect | Disconnects GitHub from this Faurya account only. The GitHub App remains installed on GitHub unless removed there. |
| Installation connected but no repositories | Shows a no repositories found message and keeps selection controls available for retry after access changes. |
Features
One-click GitHub connect flow from dashboard settings
Automatic detection of existing GitHub app installation
Per-site repository linking
Connected repository status badges and inline controls
Safe disconnect confirmations for repository and account actions
Multi-repository support through Connect Another Repository
Commit activity ingestion tied to selected site
Code activity markers shown directly in the analytics timeline
Troubleshooting
Quick checks for common repository connection and sync issues.
+Installation succeeded but repositories are empty
Confirm the same GitHub account has repository access under the app installation. Then reopen the selector and retry loading.
+Repository cannot be connected
Check whether the repository is already linked to the same site. If not, verify installation permissions and try again.
+Connected repository shows no commit markers
Ensure there were commits in the selected analysis window and that your timezone/range includes recent repository activity.
+Disconnect action appears stuck
Wait for in-progress requests to finish. If needed, retry after refresh and verify you still have permission to manage this integration.
+Disconnected GitHub but app still appears in GitHub
This is expected. Faurya account disconnect does not uninstall the GitHub App. Remove it directly in GitHub app settings if required.
FAQ
What does connecting a repository enable?
Faurya starts ingesting commit activity for that repository and maps it to your site's analytics context.
Can I connect multiple repositories to one site?
Yes. Use Connect Another Repository to link additional repositories under the same GitHub installation.
Can I disconnect one repository without disconnecting GitHub?
Yes. Repository-level disconnect is separate from account-level GitHub disconnect.
Does account-level disconnect uninstall the GitHub App?
No. It only removes the connection from this Faurya account. App installation lifecycle remains in GitHub.
Where will commit activity appear in Faurya?
Commit events appear as code activity markers in the analytics timeline so you can correlate releases and traffic behavior.
If a repository is already connected, can I reconnect it?
The selector marks already connected repositories to prevent duplicate links. Disconnect first if you need to relink.