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First create your fine-grained personal access token.​

  1. Go to personal-access-tokens.

  2. Click in Create new token.

  3. Choose a name, for example: twigg-mirror-<YOUR-REPO-NAME>.

  4. Select an expiration date. You'll have to repeat this process when the token expires, so feel free to chose a large duration.

  5. Under Repository access choose Only select repositories and select the target repository.

  6. Under Permissions, click Add permissions, select:

  • Contents, and set access to Read and write.
  • Workflows, and set access to Read and write.

  1. Click Generate token.

  2. Copy the generated token.

Now lets set mirror in twigg.​

  1. Go to home and open your repository.
  2. Click in repository setting icon. click_repo_setting_icon
  3. Scroll to Git Mirror section and click on the switch button to enable Git Mirror.
  4. Construct your mirror URL using this format:
https://<TOKEN>@github.com<PATH-TO-YOUR-GITHUB-REPOSITORY>

Example:

https://ghp_abcd1234@github.com/your-org/your-repo.git
  1. Click Save URL.

Your setup is complete. After this, any submitted commits in Twigg will be automatically pushed to the mirror repository on GitHub.