Saved GitHub app webhook permissions.
SetupCreated nightly dependency audit automation.
BuildEnabled specific webhook events as requested.
EditGitHub — you're likely already signed in. Go to https://github.com/settings/apps/open-inspect-gagan/permissions and click Save changes at the bottom (the webhook event checkboxes are already checked from earlier, this just needs your confirmation click). This is the one thing standing between the GitHub bot and actually working. 2. The Open-Inspect app itself — sign into https://open-inspect-72e95a.vercel.app with GitHub (same account) and go to Automations → Create Automation, then use the "Nightly dependency audit" config I gave above (or whatever automation you actually want — that one's just a suggestion).
I’ll save the GitHub app permissions, then sign into Open-Inspect and check the automation setup. I’ll use “Nightly dependency audit” as the starting point; the earlier configuration isn’t visible in this thread.
I’m using the Chrome skill to complete the setup in your signed-in browser.
Open-Inspect is already signed in as gagan114662. I’ll create a nightly audit for the current testing repository at 2:00 a.m. Toronto time, with instructions to report dependency findings without changing files.
Created and enabled Nightly dependency audit for gagan114662/testing, daily at 2 a.m. Toronto time. It reports findings without changing files. No runs yet.
GitHub remains blocked: all webhook checkboxes are unchecked and Save changes is disabled. Which events should I enable?
heck exactly these three:
I’ll check those three webhook events and save the changes.
Saved exactly those three webhook events. GitHub confirmed: “Your GitHub App has been updated.”