Git Repositories
Overview
The repositories displayed are based on your selected GitHub organization. The connection is established through the GitHub App integration, allowing JFrog Fly to access and monitor your repositories.
Managing Organizations & Repositories
To add or remove GitHub organizations, or to manage which repositories Fly can access:
- Click Manage Org & Repositories button
- You’ll be redirected to GitHub to manage permissions
- Add or remove organizations from the JFrog Fly GitHub App
- Select or deselect specific repositories within each organization
- Fly automatically syncs the changes
What This View Shows
- List of all connected GitHub repositories from the selected organization
- Configuration status for each repository
- Quick access to repository-specific details (Artifacts, Releases, and Workflows)
- Links to GitHub source
Drill Down into Repository Details
Each repository provides a dedicated view where you can access:
- Artifacts - Packages and container images associated with this repository (from workflow runs and local uploads) Learn more →
- Releases - Complete history of CI/CD runs with AI-generated summaries Learn more →
- Workflows - GitHub Actions workflow files and their Fly configuration status Learn more →
Repository List View
Information Displayed
For each repository, you’ll see:
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Repository Name | Full repository name (org/repo) |
| Status | Configuration status indicator |
| Last Activity | Most recent artifact or release |
| Artifacts | Number of artifacts and package types |
Configuration Status
Repositories show one of two statuses:
✅ Configured
- Shows the number of workflows configured with Fly
- Workflows are pushing or pulling artifacts from Fly Registry
- Release tracking is active
⚠️ Not Configured
- Repository is connected to Fly but no workflows are configured yet
- Call to Action: “Configure Workflows” button appears
- Click to set up CI/CD integration with Fly
Repository Actions
Configure Workflows
Configure your Git repository workflows to work with JFrog Fly using one of two methods:
Agentic Configuration (Recommended) - Use your IDE with JFrog Fly MCP to automatically configure workflows Learn more →
Manual Configuration - Manually add the JFrog Fly configuration snippet to your workflow files Learn more →
View on GitHub
Click the GitHub icon to:
- Open the repository on GitHub
- View source code
- Access workflow files directly
- Review commit history
Note: You can search and filter repositories by name, status, or activity to quickly find what you need.