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Connect dAppling App

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Connecting your Github App

Get started by clicking the “Deploy in 15s” button or the “Login” at the top.

You will be presented with a callout to connect your Github Account.

We currently support projects on GitHub. Sign up for an account on the if you haven’t already. Their login flow is pretty awesome. After you have your shiny new account, or your existing account, you should see the login screen as well as the subsequent authorization screen.

We request permission to complete actions on your behalf like downloading the source code, adding comments to PRs and seeing your email. Shortly after you should be re-directed to our site. If not, head back over to . You will be presented with your dashboard!

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