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Yeah this can definitely be self hosted. You'll just have to expose an `ENV` variable called `PRIVATE_KEY_B64` and then go through the [process of registering your own GitHub app](https://developer.github.com/apps/building-github-apps/creating-a-github-app/).

Let me know if you want to pair on this at all. I think it would be great to add documentation to the README on how to self host.

Yeah those are good points. It seems fairly trivial to abstract logging/raven out, and expose a way to setup GitHub Enterprise URL's. A PR for those would be great :)

hey @mrchief, I just merged in your pull requests and deployed them. Everything seems to be working great! I think the next step would just be documenting how to self...

@all-contributors please add @mrchief for infrastructure, tests and code

Yeah that sounds like a really good idea. I'll definitely accept a pull request for that!

Oh right, I think that was to cover the case where the pull request was coming from a forked version of the repo. It's been a while though so I...

Hi @niosus, thanks for opening this issue! It might be a couple days before I can look at this. The error logs go to https://sentry.io/ which is where I could...

Yeah this is just a temporary situation. I haven't investigated the issue yet (the past 2 weeks at work have been really busy), but I'm pretty sure I'm missing a...

@mrchief I probably won't get to spend anytime on this today. But I'll outline steps in case you want to get a jumpstart on testing it: 1. Accept the GitHub...