How can I build a power app to connect to github files

Hi @Swain, Jayashree, 

Thank you for posting your question in the Microsoft Q&A forum. 

Based on your description, you'd like to build a Power App that automatically pulls the latest files from a GitHub repository whenever a new check-in (commit) occurs. Since this falls within the scope of Power Apps integration with GitHub, the best place to receive specialized assistance is the Microsoft Power Platform Community, where Power Apps and Power Automate experts actively participate. 

I recommend posting your question in the dedicated Power Platform Community: Find Answers | Microsoft Power Platform Community 

When creating your post, it would be helpful to include: 

• Which component(s) you plan to use Power Apps, Power Automate, or both. 
• The GitHub trigger/connector you're considering (e.g., "When a new commit is created" or a webhook-based trigger). 
• Where you'd like the pulled files to end up (e.g., stored in SharePoint, OneDrive, or processed directly within the app). 
• Whether you've already set up a connection between Power Automate and GitHub, and if so, what step you're stuck on. 

I sincerely appreciate your time and effort in reaching out here. Power Apps has its own dedicated community forum with specialists who are more experienced in this specific area. Posting there will help you receive more accurate and timely assistance. Posting there will help you receive more accurate and timely assistance. 

Thank you for your understanding, and I apologize for any inconvenience caused by redirecting you to another community. My goal is to ensure that you receive support from the team most familiar with this type of issue. 

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