How to set up GitHub Enterprise Server

Start by clicking on the GitHub Enterprise Server connector in the Connectors page.
(Do not get confused with the regular GitHub, that one is for the regular public GitHub users)
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Fill in the URL, or IP address, of your GitHub Enterprise Server.
​Note: You must make sure that this URL is accessible from Foundational servers. For a list of Foundational IP addresess and how to provide this access, please see: Allowing IP access to Foundational

Click on Configure, you should get redirected to your GitHub Enterprise Server for registering the Foundational app in your organization
​Note: This is not yet installing the app in your org, just registering it

Next, go to the organization settings, and click on Developer Settings
​Note: Make sure you are on the organization settings, and not your user settings. If you are on your user settings, click on Swiitch settings context

Click on GitHub Apps
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Click on the Foundational application (it will have the app name you picked in Step 3)
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Install the application for the organization
​Note: Install it for the organization, not for your user.
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Configure access for Foundational application for all the relevant repositories.
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​We generally recommend adding every repository that is owned by the data team, such as dbt, Spark, and airflow.
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When done selecting repositories, click on Updated access at the bottom. GitHub repository owners will receive an email from GitHub, asking them to approve foundational-io for their repository.
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