Twenty eight objects
Repositories, pull requests, reviews, workflows and more.
Sync GitHub to MySQL
Replicate GitHub into MySQL with Polytomic and put repository activity where SQL can reach it. Commit messages and issue bodies arrive as LONGTEXT rather than being clipped, and rate limit responses are waited out on GitHub's own reset timing instead of failing the ETL run.
Sync GitHub to MySQL with Polytomic
Bodies arrive whole
Commit messages and issue text land as LONGTEXT.
Rate limits waited out
Retried on GitHub's own reset timing, not failed.
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Step-by-step integration guide
Follow these simple steps to connect GitHub with MySQL in minutes
Connect GitHub
Connect MySQL
Create sync
Enable sync
1
Connect GitHub in Polytomic
Connect GitHub to Polytomic with OAuth, then select the repositories you want to sync.
2
Connect MySQL in Polytomic
Connect MySQL to Polytomic with host, port, database, and credentials.
3
Create a sync between GitHub and MySQL
Sync data from GitHub to MySQL. Choose the source data and destination objects for the direction you need.
4
Map fields and enable the sync
Map the fields, choose the sync schedule and behavior, then save and enable the sync.
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