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title: "Comment by Mattia Ducci on \"Connect a GitHub repo as a source for your articles\" | Hashnode"
description: "Thank you for this tutorial. However I struggled two days to find our why it didn't synchronize. When you configure the Hashnode app from the "Integrat"
url: "https://hashnode.com/posts/connect-a-github-repo-as-a-source-for-your-articles/5f80a7b15841661b519cfdfb/comment/61a511869ac0d611876b24a8"
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[Discussion](https://hashnode.com/posts/connect-a-github-repo-as-a-source-for-your-articles/5f80a7b15841661b519cfdfb)

Comment [Connect a GitHub repo as a source for your articles](https://hashnode.com/posts/connect-a-github-repo-as-a-source-for-your-articles/5f80a7b15841661b519cfdfb)

[Nov 29, 2021](https://hashnode.com/posts/connect-a-github-repo-as-a-source-for-your-articles/5f80a7b15841661b519cfdfb/comment/61a511869ac0d611876b24a8)

Thank you for this tutorial. However I struggled two days to find our why it didn't synchronize. When you configure the Hashnode app from the "Integrations" section on your GitHub account, select manually the article's repo and don't let check "All repos" ![Schermata 2021-11-29 alle 18.43.33.jpg](https://cdn.hashnode.com/res/hashnode/image/upload/v1638207822101/QsQNI1ClU.jpeg)

I even tried to remove a markdown file from my GitHub repo. Is it right if the article has not been deleted from my blog?