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  • Introduction to HackerOne Code for On-Premise Integrations
  • Create User Account & Organization
  • Installing PullRequest Proxy
  • Configuring your Proxy to Connect to the PullRequest Server
  • Configure Posting User
    • Configure GitHub Posting User
    • Configure Bitbucket Posting User
    • Configure GitLab Posting User
    • Configure Azure DevOps Posting User
  • Configuring SSL
  • Start the PullRequest Proxy
  • Verify Data on HackerOne Code
  • Configure Webhooks
    • Configure GitHub Webhooks
    • Configure Bitbucket Webhooks
    • Configure GitLab Webhooks
    • Configure Azure DevOps Webhooks
  • Next Steps
    • Project Visibility in the HackerOne Code Dashboard
  • Manually Requesting Validation With Posting User
  • Upgrading PullRequest Proxy
  • PullRequest Proxy Dataflow Diagram
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Last updated 27 days ago

After the webhooks have been configured, visit to verify PullRequest Proxy's connection status.

This page will need to be refreshed if it was already open. You may need to select the appropriate organization from the drop-down if the desired organization isn't shown by default.

Though a basic level of service is available at this point, HackerOne strongly recommends proceeding to configure webhooks. Without webhooks configured, updates made on the source code management provider may be significantly delayed.

If you're using GitHub Enterprise or GitLab Self-Managed and don't see expected Projects listed in the HackerOne Code dashboard, you may need to to your user profile.

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