A connected integration can be removed when you no longer need it — or when a broken connection needs to be set up fresh. This page covers disconnecting an integration and connecting it again. For installing GitHub in the first place, see Install the GitHub app and bind repositories.
Both actions are admin actions. A member without the admin role can’t disconnect or add an integration.
Disconnect an integration
- Open Integrations from the navigation rail and find the account you want to remove on the GitHub card.
- Select Disconnect beside that account.
- A confirmation dialog opens, headed Disconnect GitHub (account)?. It states plainly that the action cannot be undone, and shows a Project dependency warning: “Projects using this integration will lose access to synced data. Active pipelines may be affected.”
- Select Disconnect to confirm, or Cancel to keep the connection.
Once confirmed, the account is removed and its card disappears from the Integrations page. If it was the only connected account, the GitHub card returns to its empty state.
What disconnecting affects
Disconnecting severs the connection — it doesn’t delete your work. Repositories, issues, and runs already in DIJJI.ai are kept. What changes is access: any project bound to that integration can no longer reach GitHub through it, so new pull requests, issue syncing, and runs that depend on it will be affected.
Because of that, disconnect an integration only when no active project relies on it, or be ready to point those projects at another connection afterwards.
Reconnect
There’s no separate “reconnect” button. Bringing a connection back uses the same step as setting it up the first time:
- On the GitHub card, select Add account.
- Go through the GitHub install flow again — choose the account or organization, choose which repositories to share, and confirm.
After a genuine disconnect, the account is fully released, so you can add it back without trouble. If you try to Add account for a GitHub account that’s still connected, DIJJI.ai blocks it and tells you to remove the existing connection first — disconnect it, then add it again.
When a connection is unhealthy rather than removed
You don’t always need to disconnect to fix a problem. Each connected account carries a health badge — Healthy, Degraded, or Disconnected:
- Degraded — the connection is working but having trouble. Often it recovers on its own; check back before removing it.
- Disconnected — DIJJI.ai can no longer reach the account. This is the case where you reconnect: remove it with Disconnect, then Add account to set it up cleanly.
For what each health state means in full, see Integrations: what each connection does. To review or change which repositories a healthy account shares — without disconnecting — use Manage on the card instead, which opens that account’s installation settings on GitHub.