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  • How to enable the integration
  • How to add a data source to an outcome of Key Result
  • How to use the data source in your check-ins

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  1. Integrations

Github

Use Gitlab as a datasource for your Tabilty key results

Last updated 10 months ago

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You can connect Tability to Github to automatically pull metrics from Github for your check-ins without having to switch context.

Once you add Github as a data source for an outcome/Key Result, Tability can:

  • Automatically pull the most recent value of the metric when you open the check-in form.

  • Perform automatic sync while the plan is active (Premium subscription only).

How to enable the integration

Step 1. Upgrade to the Plus or Premium subscription

You'll need to have a Plus subscription to use Gitlab as a data source.

You'll need to have a Premium subscription to enable the auto-sync.

Step 2. Connect Tability to your Gitlab account

Go to the Integrations admin screen, and look for the Gitlab integration in the "Data connectors" section, click on "Connect to Gitlhub" and complete the steps to connect Tability to your Gitlab account.

How to add a data source to an outcome of Key Result

Once Github is connected, you will be able to use it as a data source for your outcomes/KRs.

Step 1. Open up your edit panel of your outcome/KR

Click on "Edit" to open up the Edit panel of any outcome/KR in your workspace.

Step 2. Select Github as a data source

Go to the "Data source" tab and select Github.

Step 3. Pick the metric that you would like to connect

Use the dropdown to select the metric that you want to connect to your outcome/KR.

Step 4. Select your Github repo

Add the owners and repository that you're looking to connect to

Step 5. Save your connection

Click on "Save & preview" to complete the connection.

Tability will retrieve the current value for that metric and your screen should look like this 👇

You can now toggle the option to Enable auto-sync of your metric if you're on a Premium subscription.

Tability will retrieve the value of your metric from Github every 48h and will create a check-in on behalf of the owner of the outcome/KR.

The first data sync should happen within 1h of enabling this option.

How to use the data source in your check-ins

It's all automatic! Once an outcome/KR is connected to a data source, Tability will automatically pull the current value whenever you open up the check-in modal.