Repo import
Candidates do their best work in a real project, so Kendor lets you start a challenge from the repository you already have. Paste a link from GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket or your own Git server, and Kendor copies the files into the challenge and works out how the project runs. These articles cover which links work, how to import private repositories and single folders, and what happens when the repository changes later.
How to import a Git repository as a challengePaste a GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket or self-hosted repository link into a screen or live coding interview, choose Check, then add it as a challenge.How to import a private repositoryAn organization owner adds a read-only token for the Git host under Integrations → Code hosts. Then anyone who builds screens can import from it.How to import one folder or branch of a repositoryPaste the link to a folder or branch page from your Git host. Kendor imports only that part and makes the folder the root of the candidate's project.Does an imported challenge update when the repository changes?No. An import is a one-time copy of the repository at that moment. Later pushes don't reach the challenge until you change it yourself.