Originally created by @xarthurx on GitHub (Aug 9, 2025).
Hello, first of all this project is super cool, and balance parallel between ease of use and flexibility.
Yet, As a new user, I do find a hard time to understand the settings related to github and repo.
Below are a few comments and recommendations of the documentation:
A clearer instruction about adding GitHub accounts
I read the documentation of "Outh" in the Advanced Configuration, before I realized that I should actually add in the account in the Settings tab with my personal access token.
Difference between Sync Repo, Repos tab, and git repo in Stack
This is somehow still unclear to me.
For instance, what is the difference between "adding a repo in the Repos tab" VS " Adding a branch of a repo directly when setting up the Stack"?
How should I use the Sync repo properly? and What is the difference between this Sync Resources and a repo I set in Repos tab?
Originally created by @xarthurx on GitHub (Aug 9, 2025).
Hello, first of all this project is super cool, and balance parallel between ease of use and flexibility.
Yet, As a new user, I do find a hard time to understand the settings related to github and repo.
Below are a few comments and recommendations of the documentation:
**A clearer instruction about adding GitHub accounts**
I read the documentation of "Outh" in the `Advanced Configuration`, before I realized that I should actually add in the account in the `Settings` tab with my personal access token.
**Difference between `Sync Repo`, `Repos` tab, and `git repo` in Stack**
This is somehow still unclear to me.
For instance, what is the difference between "adding a repo in the `Repos` tab" **VS** " Adding a branch of a repo directly when setting up the `Stack`"?
How should I use the `Sync repo` properly? and What is the difference between this `Sync Resources` and a repo I set in `Repos` tab?
Understood, the docs are definitely missing some information. The difference between using a Linked Repo, vs configuring same repo on each Stack, apart from convenience is that Linked Repo has all the Stacks share the same single clone (copy of repo folder host) which Komodo will cd into and deploy from.
@mbecker20 commented on GitHub (Aug 30, 2025):
Understood, the docs are definitely missing some information. The difference between using a Linked Repo, vs configuring same repo on each Stack, apart from convenience is that Linked Repo has all the Stacks share the same single clone (copy of repo folder host) which Komodo will `cd` into and deploy from.
For syncs, see https://komo.do/docs/resources/sync-resources
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Originally created by @xarthurx on GitHub (Aug 9, 2025).
Hello, first of all this project is super cool, and balance parallel between ease of use and flexibility.
Yet, As a new user, I do find a hard time to understand the settings related to github and repo.
Below are a few comments and recommendations of the documentation:
A clearer instruction about adding GitHub accounts
I read the documentation of "Outh" in the
Advanced Configuration, before I realized that I should actually add in the account in theSettingstab with my personal access token.Difference between
Sync Repo,Repostab, andgit repoin StackThis is somehow still unclear to me.
For instance, what is the difference between "adding a repo in the
Repostab" VS " Adding a branch of a repo directly when setting up theStack"?How should I use the
Sync repoproperly? and What is the difference between thisSync Resourcesand a repo I set inRepostab?@mbecker20 commented on GitHub (Aug 30, 2025):
Understood, the docs are definitely missing some information. The difference between using a Linked Repo, vs configuring same repo on each Stack, apart from convenience is that Linked Repo has all the Stacks share the same single clone (copy of repo folder host) which Komodo will
cdinto and deploy from.For syncs, see https://komo.do/docs/resources/sync-resources