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GitHub repositories

Sign in through the Tellnova GitHub flow. Repository access is based on the permissions granted to that GitHub account. If a repository is missing, reopen the repository picker to refresh it and verify that the account can read the repository on GitHub.

Private repositories require repository access during sign-in. If access changes later, sign out and sign back in so the authorization is refreshed.

When you can read an upstream repository but cannot push to it, use an isolated worktree. Tellnova can create or reuse a fork under your GitHub account, push the task branch to that fork, and open a pull request against the upstream repository.

An isolated task remains local until its branch is pushed. From the completed task:

  1. Review the diff.
  2. Choose the pull-request action.
  3. Confirm the base repository and branch.
  4. Open the pull request.

Repository rules, required checks, and review requirements still apply.