How to Link Repositories to Warehouses Private Beta
less than a minute
Rudder Lookout is currently in Private Beta, where we work with early users and customers to test new capabilities and gather feedback before making it generally available.
Contact your Customer Success Manager if you are interested in enabling Lookout for your team.
Your warehouse holds the data. Your repositories hold the code that produces it. Linking a repository to a warehouse tells Lookout which code describes which data, so the agent can move between a number in your warehouse and the analytics calls that produced it.
Prerequisites
- Connect a warehouse
- Connect GitHub and grant access to the repository you want to link
Link a repository to a warehouse
From Settings > Connections > Warehouses, link each repository to the warehouse it belongs to so Lookout knows which repository describes which data.
What the link gives you
With the link in place, the agent can move between a number in your warehouse and the code that produced it. Asked what checkout_started actually captures, it can find the warehouse the event lands in, look up the repository linked to it, and read the analytics calls.
It also tells Lookout which repository to re-read when a push lands, so the generated documentation in the Context Hub stays current.