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---
-title: GitHub Source
-description: Add a GitHub Source to your Stencila project
+title: GitHub Sources
+description: Add a GitHub Repository to your Stencila project
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relatedArticles:
- ../projects/manage-project-sources.md
@@ -10,11 +10,13 @@ collectionId: 2414017
published: true
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-You can add a GitHub repository as a source within your Stencila project.
+You can link a GitHub repository to your project as a source. This allows you to take full advantage of all of GitHub's great source code management, version control and collaboration and to easily pull this information into your Stencila project.
+
+## Before you start
Before you start make sure your GitHub account is connected to your Stencila account. To check, go to your account **Settings** in the top right corner of your screen, scroll to the bottom of the page and under **Other** click **Account Connections**.
-## Creating a GitHub source
+## Create a GitHub source
To add a GitHub repository as a project source:
@@ -26,22 +28,22 @@ To add a GitHub repository as a project source:
![](http://stencila.github.io/hub/manager/snaps/project-sources-new-button.png)
-3. Enter the repository **name** and **subpath** directly or the **URL**
-
-![](http://stencila.github.io/hub/manager/snaps/project-sources-new-github-url.png)
+3. Enter the repository **name** and **subpath** directly
![](http://stencila.github.io/hub/manager/snaps/project-sources-new-github-repo.png)
-4. Add the **Path** that you want to link it to within the project (what you want to name your source) and **Create Source**
+4. Or the **URL**
+
+ ![](http://stencila.github.io/hub/manager/snaps/project-sources-new-github-url.png)
+
+5. Add the **Path** that you want to link it to within the project (what you want to name your source)
![](http://stencila.github.io/hub/manager/snaps/project-sources-new-path-field.png)
![](http://stencila.github.io/hub/manager/snaps/project-sources-new-create-button.png)
-## Pull your GitHub source
-
-Your Github repository is automatically "pulled" into your project and stores in your project's working directory.
+Your Github repository is automatically **pulled** into your project and stores in your project's working directory.
-## Refresh your source
+## Refresh
-You can **pull** the file/s again at any time to refresh the content.
+You can **pull** the file again at any time to refresh the content.
