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title: GitHub Integration - Sentinow
description: Show test results on every PR and gate deploys from GitHub Actions
canonical_url: https://sentinow.io/integrations/github
md_url: https://sentinow.io/integrations/github.md
last_updated: 2026-04-24T08:19:53.644Z
---

# Sentinow + GitHub

Show test results on every PR and gate deploys from GitHub Actions

**Category**: CI/CD
**Type**: GitHub App

## Overview

Install the Sentinow GitHub App and test results appear directly on pull requests as required checks. Open a PR and Sentinow triggers the linked test suite automatically — merges are blocked when critical suites fail.

Add one step to any GitHub Actions workflow and Sentinow runs the configured test suite, waits for results, and sets the step status — blocking the deploy if tests fail.

Every test run is linked to a commit, PR, or workflow run, so you can trace any failure back to exactly which change introduced it.

## Features

- Test results appear on every PR as GitHub Checks
- Automatically trigger test runs when a PR is opened
- Block merges when required test suites fail
- Published GitHub Action on the GitHub Actions Marketplace
- One workflow step triggers Sentinow and waits for results
- Gate deploy jobs on Sentinow release readiness signal
- Results carry commit SHA, branch, PR, and workflow run link
- Supports GitHub.com and GitHub Enterprise Server

## Use Cases

### Blocking merges on test failure

Configure your regression suite as a required check on the main branch. When a PR is opened, Sentinow runs the suite and posts results. If tests fail, the merge is blocked — no human review needed to catch it.

### Gating deploys on test results

Add the Sentinow action before your deploy step in a GitHub Actions workflow. If tests fail, the deploy job never starts. Every production deployment is preceded by a passing Sentinow run — enforced by the pipeline.

### Tracing regressions to commits

Every Sentinow run is linked to the commit, PR, or workflow run that triggered it. When a regression surfaces, you can trace it back to the exact change that introduced the failure — directly from the Sentinow run view.


## Sitemap

See the full [sitemap](https://sentinow.io/sitemap.md) for all available pages.