Connect GitHub to import Concept Test images
Connect a GitHub repository and import images into a Concept Test.
Add a GitHub Personal Access Token so you can browse a repository and import images as Concept Test variants instead of uploading them one by one.
Before you start
Make sure you have a GitHub repository with the images you want to use. You also need a GitHub Personal Access Token with the right scope for that repository.
Steps
Open Settings > Integrations
Go to Settings > Integrations and find the GitHub card.Add a Personal Access Token
Create a GitHub Personal Access Token with the repo scope for private repositories, or public_repo for public repositories. Paste the token into QuestionPunk.Import images into a Concept Test
After GitHub is connected, open a Concept Test and use the GitHub import. Click Load repos, choose a repository, optionally enter a folder path, preview the images, and click Import to concept test.Disconnect GitHub if needed
Click Disconnect on the GitHub card in Settings > Integrations to remove the saved token from QuestionPunk. Revoke the token in your GitHub settings too.
Details and limitations
The GitHub integration is for one task: pulling images from a repository so you can quickly fill a Concept Test with variants from assets already stored in version control.
Use the smallest scope that works. Use public_repo for public repositories. Use repo only when the images are in a private repository.
Check the result
You should be able to load repositories from GitHub and import selected images into your Concept Test as variants.
If something goes wrong
If you cannot access a repository, check that the token scope matches the repository type: public_repo for public repositories or repo for private repositories.