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logic-apps |
MandiOhlinger |
logic-apps |
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03/02/2018 |
mandia |
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In the Azure portal, create a blank logic app.
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In the Logic Apps Designer, enter "github" as your filter.
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Select the GitHub connector and the trigger that you want to use.
[!NOTE] All logic app workflows must start with a trigger. You can select actions only when your logic workflow already starts with a trigger.
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If you didn't previously create a connection, choose Sign in so you can provide your GitHub credentials when prompted.
Your logic app uses these credentials to authorize connecting and accessing data for your GitHub account.
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Provide your GitHub user name and password, then confirm your authorization.
Your connection is now created in the Azure portal and is ready for use.
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Continue defining your logic app workflow.
