Driver supports multiple ways of connecting your code to automate documentation and use them to create richer, customized documents. You can upload codebase files piecemeal, but configuring a Git provider gets you additional features like automatic updates.
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When you first set up a Driver workspace, you'll be prompted to configure a Git provider. Subsequently, you can find all these configuration settings in Settings>Integrations.

1. If you are setting up your Driver workspace for the first time, select + Configure Git Provider from the Home page. You'll be taken to the Integrations settings page, which is viewable only by workspace Admins.

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2. Under GitHub, select + Authorize. You'll be asked to authenticate your GitHub account, and you'll be taken to:

Github>Settings>Integrations>Applications>driverai-gh-demo.

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3. Under Repository access, select + All Repositories, or specify the repos you want Driver to access. Hit + Save.

4. Navigate to your Library to find the codebases you connected. Connected codebases do *not* count towards your sloc limit until you choose to generate docs. Learn more about our pricing here.

To change which codebases you want connected to your Driver workspace, edit your GitHub permissions.
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1. From the Settings>Integrations menu, select + Edit Permissions. You'll be asked to re-authenticate your GitHub credentials.

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2. Add/Remove the codebases from your Driver workspace and hit + Save. Driver will automatically connect any new codebases you selected to your workspace. Any ungenerated codebases you disconnect from Driver will be removed from your workspace. If you have generated documentation for any codebase, Driver will keep the last known Docs version or Studio pages in your workspace unless you manually delete them.
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1. Log in to your GitHub account. Under Github>Settings>Integrations>Applications>driverai-gh-demo, scroll down to the Danger zone and select either + Suspend or + Uninstall. 🥲.
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