Manage or disconnect GitHub access
Understand repository access, disconnect a project and revoke an installation safely.
Last updated 2026-08-18
What you'll achieve
- Disconnect a repository safely
- Revoke GitHub access
- Know what remains in BlinkHost
Disconnect one project
Open Project settings → Source control and select Disconnect repository. The project, saved editor files, assets, secrets and databases remain in BlinkHost. Repository pulls, pushes, Git-triggered builds and previews stop until you connect a repository again.
Revoke a GitHub installation
When a project has no active repository connection, its Source control page lists the GitHub accounts authorized for the workspace. Select Disconnect access to revoke the installation in BlinkHost and stop all projects that depend on it from syncing.
You can also remove BlinkHost from GitHub's installed-app settings. BlinkHost processes the revocation webhook and disables the matching installation. Reconnect from BlinkHost if you want to restore access later.
Before revoking an installation, check every project using its repositories. Download portable source if you need a separate copy.
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