We’re using the GitHub app integration with sentry.io (not on-premise) and whenever we create a release we get the “Unable to Fetch Commits” email. I’m not sure what we’re doing wrong. Seems like a permission issue but I’m not sure what to do beyond installing the GitHub app and adding the repo to Sentry.
This is still an issue for me. Anyone else experiencing this?
I am
this is still an issue for me.
i am clueless as to what I might still have configured wrong.
Error Communicating with GitHub (HTTP 404): If this repository exists, ensure that your installation has permission to access this repository
what is this repository how do I know it’s trying the right repository?
this article:
states:
Confirm that the Auth Token being used to create the release in Sentry has the correct scopes and is also associated with the GitHub identity of the user who is creating releases in Sentry
what are the correct scopes?
@mimo74 I totally get that the error message is confusing and you don’t even know what repository is the one in question. That’s why I made a change so the email says the repository name and has more information that should help. PR for reference with a screenshot of the new email: https://github.com/getsentry/sentry/pull/18532