How to remove Connected repository of Github

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I connected a wrong repository for my project, how to remove it?

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Hello @Derek,

Unfortunately, once a GitHub repository is connected and the project is set up, it cannot be removed. The recommended approach is to create a new project with the correct GitHub repository.

Thanks,

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I tried to duplicate my project to solve the wrong github connection, but I found the duplicated project is still connected with the wrong github connections??

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@Derek

That’s right, duplicating project won’t help. You will need to create a new project to connect to the correct repo.

Thanks,

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To remove a connected repository on GitHub:

  1. Go to your GitHub account and navigate to the repository you want to disconnect.

  2. Click on Settings (gear icon) in the repo.

  3. Scroll down to Integrations or Deploy Keys (depending on the connection type).

  4. Find the connected service or integration and click Remove or Disconnect.

This will unlink the repository from the connected service or account.