oauth Archives | Clever Cloud https://www.clever.cloud/blog/tag/oauth/ From Code to Product Tue, 24 Oct 2023 09:08:24 +0000 en-GB hourly 1 https://cdn.clever-cloud.com/uploads/2023/03/cropped-cropped-favicon-32x32.png oauth Archives | Clever Cloud https://www.clever.cloud/blog/tag/oauth/ 32 32 Github breaking changes that require your interaction https://www.clever.cloud/blog/features/2015/03/03/github-breaking-changes/ Tue, 03 Mar 2015 17:37:00 +0000 https://www2.cleverapps.io/wp/blog/technology/2015/03/03/github-breaking-changes/ githubbreakingchangesbanner

A couple of days ago, Github made breaking changes regarding the way other companies can interact with github organisations.

Usually, this wouldn't mean anything to you and you wouldn't need to do anything, but this time, Github requires you to explicitly approve Clever Cloud in order for your github applications to work properly.

If you want to be able to create new applications from one of your github organisation's repositories, or if you want a git push to github to launch a deployment on Clever Cloud, you have two available solutions:

  • The recommended one: Go to github, click on the settings (the little cog) button at the top right of your screen and then click on Applications in the right column. If your github account is linked to your Clever Cloud one, you should see a line saying Clever Cloud API with a View button next to it. Click this View button. At the bottom of your screen, you can now grant Clever Cloud access to your organisations, or request an admin to do it.
  • The "simpler" but not recommended one: Go to github, click on the settings button at the top right of your screen, click on an organisation to access its settings, then click Third-party access and then Remove restrictions. Note that this solution can have several security issues.

As a side note, github now requires more rights to be enabled to have access to an organisation repositories. You can make sure the rights associated to your account are up to date by logging out and then logging in again using github login.

Once you've done this, everything should work back as expected.

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A couple of days ago, Github made breaking changes regarding the way other companies can interact with github organisations.

Usually, this wouldn't mean anything to you and you wouldn't need to do anything, but this time, Github requires you to explicitly approve Clever Cloud in order for your github applications to work properly.

If you want to be able to create new applications from one of your github organisation's repositories, or if you want a git push to github to launch a deployment on Clever Cloud, you have two available solutions:

  • The recommended one: Go to github, click on the settings (the little cog) button at the top right of your screen and then click on Applications in the right column. If your github account is linked to your Clever Cloud one, you should see a line saying Clever Cloud API with a View button next to it. Click this View button. At the bottom of your screen, you can now grant Clever Cloud access to your organisations, or request an admin to do it.
  • The "simpler" but not recommended one: Go to github, click on the settings button at the top right of your screen, click on an organisation to access its settings, then click Third-party access and then Remove restrictions. Note that this solution can have several security issues.

As a side note, github now requires more rights to be enabled to have access to an organisation repositories. You can make sure the rights associated to your account are up to date by logging out and then logging in again using github login.

Once you've done this, everything should work back as expected.

]]> GitHub Login is Here! https://www.clever.cloud/blog/features/2014/12/03/login-via-github/ Wed, 03 Dec 2014 14:47:00 +0000 https://www2.cleverapps.io/wp/blog/technology/2014/12/03/login-via-github/ github integration 1

As you may have noticed, Clever Cloud added GitHub integration for signup and login a few days ago. You can now create an account or link your existing one to GitHub, and then login in one click. Besides an easier authentication, there is a few other smooth features :
  • One-click import of ssh keys from GitHub
  • Application creation from a GitHub repository
  • Automatic deployments of several apps via a push to GitHub
If you want to enable automatic deployment, it's easy: in your application information tab, if you have created your application from a GitHub one, you will see a new field, a secret for your GitHub application's settings:
  1. Grab this secret and go to the GitHub repository settings.
  2. Click on "add a service" and select "Clever Cloud" from the list.
  3. Paste the secret
That's it, every Clever Cloud application created from this repository will be automatically deployed whenever you push to GitHub. Note that we also support private GitHub repositories, you only need to add the CleverCloudDeployer user to your repository. Note that read only access is sufficient. If you want to link Github to your actual "email" account, head up to your profile settings, and click on "Link you GitHub Account". Give it a try:
Join with GitHub!
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As you may have noticed, Clever Cloud added GitHub integration for signup and login a few days ago. You can now create an account or link your existing one to GitHub, and then login in one click. Besides an easier authentication, there is a few other smooth features :
  • One-click import of ssh keys from GitHub
  • Application creation from a GitHub repository
  • Automatic deployments of several apps via a push to GitHub
If you want to enable automatic deployment, it's easy: in your application information tab, if you have created your application from a GitHub one, you will see a new field, a secret for your GitHub application's settings:
  1. Grab this secret and go to the GitHub repository settings.
  2. Click on "add a service" and select "Clever Cloud" from the list.
  3. Paste the secret
That's it, every Clever Cloud application created from this repository will be automatically deployed whenever you push to GitHub. Note that we also support private GitHub repositories, you only need to add the CleverCloudDeployer user to your repository. Note that read only access is sufficient. If you want to link Github to your actual "email" account, head up to your profile settings, and click on "Link you GitHub Account". Give it a try:
Join with GitHub!
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