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user.ts |
GitHub and GitHub Enterprise Server
Authentication
First, create a classic Personal Access Token for the bot account, select repo
scope.
Fine-grained Personal Access Tokens do not support the GitHub GraphQL API and cannot be used with Renovate.
Let Renovate use your PAT by doing one of the following:
- Set your PAT as a
token
in yourconfig.js
file - Set your PAT as an environment variable
RENOVATE_TOKEN
- Set your PAT when you run Renovate in the CLI with
--token=
Remember to set platform=github
somewhere in your Renovate config file.
If you use GitHub Enterprise Server then endpoint
must point to https://github.enterprise.com/api/v3/
.
You can choose where you want to set endpoint
:
- In your
config.js
file - In a environment variable
- In a CLI parameter
!!! tip "Labels and forking mode"
If you're self-hosting Renovate on GitHub.com with GitHub Actions in forking mode, and want Renovate to apply labels then you must give the PAT triage
level rights on issues
.
The triage
level allows the PAT to apply/dismiss existing labels.
Running as a GitHub App
Instead of a bot account with a Personal Access Token you can run renovate
as a self-hosted GitHub App.
When creating the GitHub App give it the following permissions:
Permission | Scope |
---|---|
Checks | read + write |
Commit statuses | read + write |
Contents | read + write |
Issues | read + write |
Pull requests | read + write |
Workflows | read + write |
Administration | read |
Dependabot alerts | read |
Members | read |
Metadata | read |
Other values like Homepage URL, User authorization callback URL and webhooks can be disabled or filled with dummy values.
Inside your config.js
you need to set the following values, assuming the name of your app is self-hosted-renovate
:
token:"ghs_123exampletoken"
You must use a GitHub App Installation token.
Previously, the token had to be prefixed with x-access-token:
.
We recommend you replace any prefixed tokens with normal tokens.
We will drop support for prefixed tokens in the future.
Any tokens that do not start with ghs_
(for example tokens from GitHub Enterprise Server versions before version 3.2
) must be prefixed with x-access-token:
.
!!! note
The installation tokens expire after 1 hour and need to be regenerated regularly.
Alternatively as environment variable RENOVATE_TOKEN
, or via CLI --token=
.
!!! tip "Third-party tools to regenerate installation tokens"
If you're self-hosting Renovate within a GitHub Actions workflow, then you can use the jnwng/github-app-installation-token-action
or tibdex/github-app-token
actions.
If you use Node.js/CLI, then you can use the github-app-installation-token
package.
If you use Docker, then you can use the mshekow/github-app-installation-token
image.
repositories: ["orgname/repo-1","orgname/repo-2"]
List of repositories to run on.
Alternatively as comma-separated environment variable RENOVATE_REPOSITORIES
.
The GitHub App installation token is scoped at most to a single organization and running on multiple organizations requires multiple invocations of renovate
with different token
and repositories
parameters.
username:"self-hosted-renovate[bot]"
(optional, autodetected if not supplied)
The slug name of your app with [bot]
appended
gitAuthor:"Self-hosted Renovate Bot <123456+self-hosted-renovate[bot]@users.noreply.github.enterprise.com>"
(optional, autodetected if not supplied)
The GitHub App associated email to match commits to the bot.
It needs to have the user id and the username followed by the users.noreply.
-domain of either github.com or the GitHub Enterprise Server.
A way to get the user id of a GitHub app is to query the user API at api.github.com/users/self-hosted-renovate[bot]
(github.com) or github.enterprise.com/api/v3/users/self-hosted-renovate[bot]
(GitHub Enterprise Server).
Package Registry Credentials
When Renovate runs against repositories on github.com
, and the environment variable RENOVATE_X_GITHUB_HOST_RULES
is set, then Renovate automatically provisions hostRules
for these GitHub Packages registries using the platform token:
ghcr.io
maven.pkg.github.com
npm.pkg.github.com
nuget.pkg.github.com
rubygems.pkg.github.com
!!! warning Users have reported that this feature is not working correctly, so it has been reverted to experimental mode.
Features awaiting implementation
- The
automergeStrategy
configuration option has not been implemented for this platform, and all values behave as if the valueauto
was used. Renovate will use the merge strategy configured in the GitHub repository itself, and this cannot be overridden yet