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Connecting and disconnecting GitHub
Manage the read-only GitHub connection that powers repository scanning.
Settings -> General shows your connected GitHub account. From there you can reconnect (if you changed permissions on GitHub) or disconnect entirely.
- Reconnect: re-runs the OAuth flow with the same read-only scopes.
- Disconnect: removes your encrypted token. Background scans will stop until you reconnect.
- Disconnecting does not delete your account data, alerts, or repositories.
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