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You can either onboard using a Honeydew-managed GitHub private repository, or use your own GitHub repository. If you would like to use your own repository, please complete the following steps:
1

Create a GitHub Repository

Create a new GitHub private repository using one of these options:
2

Install the Honeydew GitHub Application

Install the Honeydew GitHub application, and provide it with access to the newly created repository.
3

Configure allowed IP addresses

If you are restricting access to your GitHub organization using IP addresses allow list, add the IP addresses displayed in the GitHub connection screen in Honeydew App settings page to the “IP Allow List” of your GitHub organization.
For the Honeydew Cloud deployment, the following IP addresses are used:
  • 34.86.209.90
  • 34.145.147.92
If you are using a private Honeydew deployment, the IP addresses will be different. You can find them in the GitHub connection screen in Honeydew App settings page.
4

Set up Honeydew

  • Self-Service Setup
  • Setup with Honeydew Support
  1. Go to the GitHub connection screen in Honeydew Studio settings page
  2. Click on the Connect to GitHub button and login to your GitHub account
  3. Select the newly created repository from the list and click Save
You are all set! Honeydew will now use this GitHub repository for storing a version controlled semantic layer.
If you have protection rules for new repositories, you may need to grant the Honeydew GitHub application the ability to bypass these rules. Specifically, please disable rules requiring at least one reviewer for pull requests for the Honeydew GitHub application.