Readthedocs.org: Cannot link private enterprise github account and import repository

[komalsrathi]

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I am trying to create a readthedocs page from a private GitHub Enterprise repository. I have to use import manually option to import this repository because I am unable to connect my enterprise github account to the readthedocs account. I am also getting an error while importing my repository in readthedocs.

This repository doesn't have a valid webhook set up. That means it won't be rebuilt on commits to the repository. You can resync your webhook to fix this

EDIT: I added the readthedocs service under Settings > Webhooks and Services > Add Service. I still cannot import my project to RTD.

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[barbara-sfx]

http://docs.readthedocs.io/en/latest/webhooks.html

[komalsrathi]

I did try that but I am still getting this error/warning:

This repository doesn't have a valid webhook set up. That means it won't be rebuilt on commits to the repository. 
You can resync your webhook to fix this.

I can see Your documentation is building since the past hour or so which doesnt look right. Like I said, it works with my github repos but not with my enterprise github repos.

[agjohnson]

Read the Docs doesn't support GHE out of the box. All integrations assume you are connecting to github.com. Therefore, github API integrations are likely to be wonky, and you'll need to manually configure webhook pushes to your instance.

Marking this as community effort, this is outside the scope of the core team. Documentation here would be greatly appreciated if you do have luck with set up.

[blaisep]

Hi @agjohnson , I´m willing to write up my findings. I have an internal RTD and GHE,
So far, I can do manual imports and scheduled nightly builds.
Is it better to submit here or write it up as a gist?

[komalsrathi]

@blaisep have you written a gist for it? It will be really helpful!

[blaisep]

Hi Komal

I have never written a gist before so I was wondering where to put it. I
suppose I should put it in my repo and then share the link in the issue
thread?

Blaise
On Jun 9, 2016 06:56, "Komal Rathi" [email protected] wrote:

@blaisep https://github.com/blaisep have you written a gist for it? It
will be really helpful!

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[komalsrathi]

If you create a public gist - or maybe create a repo if you prefer - and put up a link here, that would be great!

[wonger007]

Has that gist been created? I too am interested.

[donpatrice]

Did someone get this to work and would be so nice to share their experiences?

[gaborbernat]

I did, does requires some modifications to the code. Will upstream it back over the next weeks, and also add documentation how to set it up.

[agjohnson]

Doing house cleaning and I'm going to close this due to inactivity. The best option for connecting a repo like this is to use manual import. We won't support GHE on our community hosting either way, so it's probably best to just manage the webhook configuration manually and use a public repository on your GHE instance.

[gaborbernat]

@agjohnson note you cannot link it manually without landing #3853.