# Github Issues

For Basic Authentication, you can simply type your Github username and password.

### Steps

Click '+' button next to 'Data Frames' and select 'Import Cloud Apps Data'.

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Click 'Github Issues'.

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Create connection from here if you don't have.

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Select "GitHub Issues".

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Type connection name, Github username and password. Then, "Add" button.

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Type Owner and Repository and click "Get Data". If the preview is okay, click "Import".

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Repository Owner and Repository Name are something like below. (just in case!)

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