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Set up integrations

Integrate Unity Version Control with other tools and services.
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As an administrator, you can create Version Control integrations in the Unity Dashboard to notify users of certain events.
To set up an integration in the Unity Dashboard, select DevOps > Version Control > Settings > Integrations.

Slack

UVCS and Slack come together to help you set up notifications to your team’s Slack channel.
To create a new Slack integration in the Integrations tab:
  1. Select Slack.
  2. Select New integration > Configure with Bot.
    1. Enter the name of the trigger.
    2. Enter the Bot Auth Token. For more information, see Connect UVCS and Slack.
    3. Enter the Slack channel name where you want the trigger to go. Note: If you change the name of your Slack channel, you’ll have to change it on the Integrations page too. Otherwise, the integration won’t work.
    4. Select which repository you want it to affect.
    5. Check the event(s) you want to set up the trigger for.
    6. Enter the filters you want to trigger events for.
  3. Select Save and close.

Discord

To create a new Discord integration in the Integrations tab:
  1. Select Discord.
  2. Select New integration > Configure with Webhook.
    1. Enter the name of the trigger.
    2. Enter the Channel webhook.
    3. Select which repository you want it to affect.
    4. Check the event(s) you want to set up the trigger for.
    5. Enter the filters you want to trigger events for.
  3. Select Save and close.

WebHook

To create a new Webhook integration in the Integrations tab:
  1. Select Webhook.
  2. Select New integration.
    1. Enter the name of the trigger.
    2. Enter the Payload URL.
    3. Select which repository you want it to affect.
    4. Check the event(s) you want to set up the trigger for.
    5. Enter the filters you want to trigger events for.
  3. Select Save and close.
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