Workspace repositories
Choose which Git repositories your workspace can use. Repositories you enable here become available to Projects, Automations, and Agents in the workspace.
Repositories come from your organization's Git connections. An organization Owner or Admin first connects GitHub or GitLab; then a workspace Admin or Owner picks which repositories to enable.
Open the Repositories page
Open Settings and, under Integration, select Repositories. The page has three sections.
Section | What it's for |
|---|---|
Provider access | Shows the organization connections that feed the catalog. Admins see Manage Git connections; others see View Git connections |
Add repositories to this workspace | Choose a connection and enable repositories |
Repository Catalog | Lists enabled repositories and whether each is available |
Add repositories
In Add repositories to this workspace, choose a connection in Select a Git connection.
Select the repositories you want. For GitLab, you can use Search GitLab projects by name to find a project.
Select Add Selected. Helpin confirms how many repositories were connected.
Repositories already enabled show Connected to this workspace. If a repository you expect is missing, select Refresh, or select Manage access to change which repositories the provider shares with Helpin.
A repository can be enabled in only one workspace at a time. If someone in another workspace enables it first, you'll see a message naming that workspace.
Control availability
In Repository Catalog, each repository has an Available switch:
On: the repository is available to Projects, Automations, and Agents.
Off: it stays connected but is hidden from them.
Archived repositories can't be used.
Remove a repository
In Add repositories to this workspace, select the trash icon (Disconnect from workspace) next to the repository. This removes it from this workspace only; the organization connection stays in place.
Next steps
From the bottom of the page, select Configure project delivery defaults to choose how projects deliver work to these repositories.
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