Yes. you can add another person’s repo the same way you added your own. Click on the github settings in the IDE and you can click add another repository. It doesn’t have to be your own or ST’s you can add any one
Note their repository has to be organized a particular way in Order for it to appear in the IDE. I’m on my phone or I’d link to it. But I inquired about it and ST replied explaining the organization.
@stevesell are you saying that the developer has to have his repository setup in a particular way so that the comparison screen works when you want to update the code?
I love the color coding on my devices/smartapps pages to indicate status. I kept going back to the docs until the big “Hint” box told me there were tool tips.
But, for the life of me, I can’t figure out why some apps and devices are in italics and some are not.
I have just upgraded from a US V1 hub to a V2 UK hub.
I also have the problem of not seeing the link ‘Enable GitHub Integration’.
So is this an issue where this is not allowed on the UK hubs as someone mentioned earlier?
Does anybody from Samsung SmartThings read these posts. If so could you please respond about the lack of Github integration for UK users and what is the current stance.
I appreciate you have other thing to do without reading all the posts in this community but in another post that I did a few days ago a response to my comments appeared in under 5 minutes.
So …
Anyone else having an issue with the SmartThings/GitHub intergration? Specifically, the colors not changing when there is a code change? The upload and download of code works, and the title of the code DOES change when viewing the code, just the main menu shows all code with the same light blue color? I was going to disable and re-enable the integration to see if that helps, but wanted to check with everyone else to see if it is more of a problem than just me. Already alerted @slagle about this.