Link a GitHub project to a repository or team
When using a classic PAT, repo scope is needed for linking a repository
and admin:org is needed for linking a team. With a GitHub app auth token
the app must have the "Contents" (read and write) permission for linking
a repository, and the "Members" (read-only or above) permission for
linking a team.
Admin permissions for projects is also required.
| Name | Description | Required | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
token |
A GitHub access token - either a classic PAT or a GitHub app installation token. | Yes | |
owner |
The owner of the project - either an organization or a user. If not provided, it defaults to the repository owner. | No | ${{ github.repository_owner }} |
project-number |
The project number from the project's URL. | Yes | |
repository |
Repository to link the project to, in the format owner/name. |
No | |
team |
Team to link the project to, in the format org/team. |
No | |
linked |
Linked state of the project - set to false to unlink an existing link. | No | true |
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
project-id |
The global ID for the linked project. |
repository-id |
The global ID for the repository if one was provided. |
team-id |
The global ID for the team if one was provided. |
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