Reference E: Subscribed GitHub events
At install time, GitHub automatically provisions the event subscriptions that Cortex Cloud Application Security uses to stay in sync with repository activity. You do not configure or manage these subscriptions, and they apply to every GitHub (SaaS) onboarding type, regardless of the GitHub App ownership model. This reference lists the subscribed events.
Create
Indicates the creation of a branch or tag.
Commit comment
Refers to comments made on a commit or a 'diff' comment, which compares changes within a commit.
Issues
Includes a wide range of actions such as opening, editing, deleting, transferring, pinning, unpinning, closing, reopening, assigning, unassigning, labeling, unlabeling, milestone management (milestoned, demilestoned), and locking or unlocking an issue.
Public
Denotes changes made to a repository from private to public.
Pull request
Represents actions related to pull requests, including assignment, enabling or disabling auto merge, closing, conversion to draft, demilestoning, dequeuing, editing, enqueuing, labeling, locking, milestone assignment, opening, readiness for review, reopening, removal of review requests, request for review, synchronization, unassignment, unlabeling, and unlocking.
Pull request review comment
Indicates the creation, editing, or deletion of a comment on a pull request's diff.
Push
Refers to a Git push operation performed on a repository.
Repository
Includes actions such as creation, deletion, archiving, unarchiving, publicizing, privatizing, editing, renaming, or transferring of a repository.
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