Upgrade: SDK-Migration#37
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GitHub App — Migration to splunk-soar-sdk
Features
BaseConnectorSDK to the newsplunk-soar-sdkframeworkgithub_connector.pyusing the newApp,Params,ActionOutput, andSOARClientpatternsadd collaborator,remove collaborator,add member,remove member,list teams,list repos,list organizations,list issues,list events,create issue,update issue,create comment,add labelsBaseAssetwithAssetField(PAT, username/password, OAuth client ID/secret)Bug Fixes
Manual Documentation
Other information
This PR completes the rewrite of the GitHub connector against the new
splunk-soar-sdk. The legacy connector (github_connector.py) served as the reference implementation for all business logic, pagination behavior, API endpoint selection, and error handling. The new app preserves full functional parity while adopting the SDK's declarative action/output schema, Pydantic-based parameter validation, and Jinja2 template rendering for action views.