Push to Github

Code Accessibility Fixes can be pushed directly to your GitHub account to allow you to review and merge the changes directly via GitHub rather than deploying the changes using Shopify’s themes. 

  1. From your Patrol dashboard, select the Review and Deploy button under the Code Accessibility Fixes section of your Pending Actions

  2. Click the Create Pull Request button under Create GitHub Pull Request

    • If this is your first time creating a pull request you will be prompted to link a GitHub account to Patrol. If you already have a GitHub account linked, skip to step 4.

  3. Use the Connect GitHub button to begin linking Patrol and GitHub. This will prompt you to login into your GitHub account and authorize Patrol. Click the Authorize Patrol-AI option to continue with the installation, and then select which repositories you want Patrol to have access to, or simply provide access to all repositories. 

    • If you are a developer working with multiple Patrol customers, you will be prompted to link Patrol to GitHub for each customer instance. In these instances, when you click Connect GitHub you will instead be prompted to either Select Existing GitHub Installation or Install App on New Account or Organization. Please use the appropriate option depending on how your organization manages the different customer accounts within GitHub. 

  4. Select which Repository the pull request should be sent to using the dropdown. 

    • If you do not see the repository you want to use, click the Configure Permissions button to jump to GitHub and edit which repositories Patrol has access to. 

  5. Next, select the Base Branch to create your new branch from. This should typically be your main theme branch.

  6. Finally, click the Create Pull Request button to create the pull request. Once the pull request is created, the View Pull Request button will open a new window directly in GitHub for you to review and merge the pull request.