How to change the source GitHub repository for a deployed project on Google Cloud Run?

[durraniu]

I have asked this question on stackoverflow as well. Here's the question:

I have an app on Google Cloud Run that deploys changes when I push changes to the main branch of my GitHub repo. The first time the app was deployed on Google Cloud Run, I selected my GitHub repo in the settings.

I have now transferred my GitHub repo to an organization so the source GitHub has changed. When I push the changes to main, I do not see those changes on the deployed app. How do I tell Google Cloud Run the new source/URL of GitHub repo? I can't find that setting.

After clicking EDIT CONTINUOUS DEPLOYMENT, I see this setting on the page:

Is this where I can select the GitHub repo that was transferred to an organization?

[DamianS · Accepted solution]

Hello @durraniu  ,Welcome on Google Cloud Community.

Did you've checked Triggers or Repositories in Cloud Build service? From there you should be able to check and connect repositories. Make sure that you are choosing correct region ( global in my case, as I've connected my GH repo).

PS; You are able to connect new repo during triggers editing:

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cheers,
DamianS
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