GitHub Integration
DeployRamp connects to GitHub through a dedicated GitHub App. Once installed, it watches every pull request for risky changes: new endpoints, database migrations, auth changes, payment logic. It suggests feature flags to protect your deployment.
How it works
When a PR is opened or updated, DeployRamp analyzes the diff for changes that could impact production. If risk is detected, it posts a PR comment with a detailed analysis and a flag suggestion. When you accept the suggestion, a coding agent pushes a commit that wraps the risky code in a feature flag, no manual instrumentation needed.
Permissions
The GitHub App requests read access to code and write access to pull requests. It does not require any CI/CD configuration changes; everything runs through the GitHub App integration.
Setup
- Go to Dashboard → Settings → Integrations
- Click “Install GitHub App”
- Select the repositories you want DeployRamp to monitor
- Done. DeployRamp will start analyzing new pull requests immediately
That's it. No tokens to manage, no webhooks to configure. The GitHub App handles authentication and event delivery automatically.