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GitHub public repositories and releases

Build a pipeline

Public repository metadata plus latest stable release and paged release notes with exact identity validation.

How a pipeline uses this source

SourcesRepository — Read public metadata for a specific GitHub repository.
Step
Repository
Read public metadata for a specific GitHub repository.
Start
Latest Release — Read the latest stable public release for a repository.
Step
Latest Release
Read the latest stable public release for a repository.
Start
Releases — Read a page of public releases and their release notes.
Step
Releases
Read a page of public releases and their release notes.
Start
Checks — 6 saved checks run against the live site and a stored copy of the page. Last passed 1 Nov 2026. When the site changes, Jason repairs the source and publishes a new revision.
Step
Checks
6 saved checks run against the live site and a stored copy of the page. Last passed 1 Nov 2026. When the site changes, Jason repairs the source and publishes a new revision.
Your Dataset — Rows delivered to your sheet, warehouse, alerts or assistant on the schedule you choose.
Output
Your Dataset
Rows delivered to your sheet, warehouse, alerts or assistant on the schedule you choose.
End
Sources — github.com
Sources
github.com
  1. 01 · sources

    Sources

    github.com

  2. 02

    Repository

    Read public metadata for a specific GitHub repository.

  3. 03

    Latest Release

    Read the latest stable public release for a repository.

  4. 04

    Releases

    Read a page of public releases and their release notes.

  5. 05

    Checks

    6 saved checks run against the live site and a stored copy of…

  6. 06 · output

    Your Dataset

    Rows delivered to your sheet, warehouse, alerts or assistant…

What GitHub public repositories and releases does

Public repository metadata plus latest stable release and paged release notes with exact identity validation.

Collects: Public repository metadata plus latest stable release and paged release notes

Reads

api.github.com

Limitations

Public metadata and release notes only; no code, assets, commits, contributors or private access. Redirected/renamed repositories rejected. Unauthenticated API rate limits and missing releases propagate. Release pages may shift; page_full is not proof of another page or archive completeness.

Site and app names identify the source only. Jsonify is not affiliated with or endorsed by them. How Jsonify reads sites, and how a site owner can opt out: for site owners.

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