Connect releases to GitHub
Link a repo, paste a webhook secret. Then every push gets recorded.
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The premise: every change is a hypothesis. "This won't make anything worse." Sheepit tests the hypothesis automatically — by comparing your crash-free rate before and after, and telling you if it got worse.
The setup
- Settings → Integrations → GitHub → add your repo.
- Sheepit gives you a webhook secret and a payload URL, shown once.
- Paste both into that repo's GitHub webhook settings.
What gets recorded
- A push to any branch → a source revision with the commit SHA (tags are ignored).
- A merged pull request → a source revision with the PR number and title.
- Neither one creates a Release by itself — pair it with a release created via the API, the CLI, or your CI's deploy hook.
What you get back
- A deploy timeline (every release, every environment, side by side).
- Per-release crash signatures, so you can see what started after a given version.
- A crash-free-rate comparison for the window around each change, flagging regressions automatically.
Do next
Tag your first release →