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  1. In the Azure portal, create a blank logic app.

  2. In the Logic Apps Designer, enter "github" as your filter.

  3. Select the GitHub connector and the trigger that you want to use.

    Select the GitHub connector and a trigger

    [!NOTE] All logic app workflows must start with a trigger. You can select actions only when your logic workflow already starts with a trigger.

  4. If you didn't previously create a connection, choose Sign in so you can provide your GitHub credentials when prompted.

    Sign in with your GitHub credentials

    Your logic app uses these credentials to authorize connecting and accessing data for your GitHub account.

  5. Provide your GitHub user name and password, then confirm your authorization.

    Provide credentials and confirm authorization

    Your connection is now created in the Azure portal and is ready for use.

  6. Continue defining your logic app workflow.

    Add more actions to your logic app workflow