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To resolve the issue with GitHub repositories not showing in AWS App Runner, you need to create a GitHub connection through the App Runner console first. Here's how to fix this:
- Go to the App Runner console directly (https://console.aws.amazon.com/apprunner)
- Create a connection that links your GitHub account to AWS
- During the connection process:
- Enter a Connection Name
- If this is your first time using GitHub with App Runner, select "Install another"
- In the AWS Connector for GitHub dialog, choose your GitHub account name
- Authorize AWS Connections if prompted
- Install the AWS Connector for GitHub
After completing these steps, your GitHub repositories should become available when configuring your App Runner service. The connection you create will appear on the GitHub connections page when you're setting up your service.
This process is necessary because App Runner requires an explicit connection to be established between your GitHub account and AWS before it can access and display your repositories.
Sources
Getting started with App Runner - AWS App Runner
Using AWS App Runner with AWS Toolkit for Visual Studio Code - AWS Toolkit for VS Code
Using AWS App Runner with AWS Toolkit - AWS Cloud9
Using AWS Toolkit for JetBrains with AWS App Runner - AWS Toolkit for JetBrains
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