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Connect GitHub, GitLab, Azure Integrations

Last updated: February 2026

Connect integrations on GitKraken.dev to use features like Launchpad, Workspaces, and Cloud Patches. Supported integrations include GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Azure DevOps, and self-hosted options.


Quick Start

Connecting a Git provider to GitKraken.dev enables Launchpad, Workspaces, and Cloud Patches for that provider’s repositories.

For cloud providers (GitHub, GitLab.com, Bitbucket.org, Azure DevOps):

  1. Go to gitkraken.dev/settings/integrations.
  2. Under Add Integration, select your provider.
  3. Authenticate with your provider account and approve access when prompted.

For self-hosted or server-based providers (e.g., GitHub Enterprise):

  1. Under Add Integration, select your self-hosted service.
  2. Enter the Host Domain.
  3. Click Generate a token on {service} to open a pre-filled Personal Access Token (PAT) creation page on your provider.
  4. Create the PAT, paste it into GitKraken.dev, and click Connect.

To access repositories owned by a GitHub organization, you must request organization approval from GitHub after connecting. Once connected, open Launchpad or create a Workspace to begin working with your repositories.


How to Connect an Integration

Go to the Integrations page in GitKraken.dev and follow the instructions based on the type of integration.

1. Cloud-Based Integrations (GitHub, GitLab.com, Bitbucket.org, Azure DevOps)

  1. Under Add Integration, select your service.
  2. Log into your account.
  3. Approve access when prompted to authorize GitKraken.

2. Self-Hosted or Server-Based Integrations

  1. Under Add Integration, select your self-hosted service (e.g., GitHub Enterprise).
  2. Enter the Host Domain.
  3. Click Generate a token on {service}.
    • This opens a pre-filled Personal Access Token (PAT) creation page.
  4. Create the PAT.
  5. Paste the token into GitKraken.
  6. Click Connect.
Connecting GitHub and GitLab integrations in GitKraken.dev
Integration settings page on GitKraken.dev

To access repositories owned by a GitHub organization, organization approval is required. Request organization approval.


What’s Next?

Once connected, you can:

Return to the GitKraken.dev Support Home to explore more features.

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