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This connector allows you to get a stream of issues and pull requests from your GitHub repository, using the GitHub Api: https://developer.github.com/v3/issues/#list-issues-for-a-repository
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Issues are pulled based on "updated_at" field, meaning any update to an issue or pull request will appear in the stream.
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Issues are pulled based on `updated_at` field, meaning any update to an issue or pull request will appear in the stream.
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The connector writes to topic that is great candidate to demonstrate *log compaction*. It's also a fun way to automate your GitHub workflow.
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This connector is not perfect and can be improved, please feel free to submit any PR you deem useful.
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# Configuration
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```
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name=GitHubSourceConnectorDemo
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tasks.max=1
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# Running in development
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Note: Java 8 is required for this connector.
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```
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./build.sh
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./run.sh
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