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### Using the CLI (public GitHub only)
You can use the `backstage-cli` to create GitHub App' using a manifest file that
You can use the `backstage-cli` to create a GitHub App using a manifest file that
we provide. This gives us a way to automate some of the work required to create
a GitHub app.
You can read more about the `backstage-cli create-github-app` method
[here](../cli/commands.md#create-github-app)
You can read more about the [`backstage-cli create-github-app` method](../cli/commands.md#create-github-app).
Once you've gone through the CLI command, it should produce a `yaml` file in the
Once you've gone through the CLI command, it should produce a YAML file in the
root of the project which you can then use as an `include` in your
`app-config.yaml`. You can go ahead and skip to
[here](#including-in-integrations-config) if you've got to this part.
`app-config.yaml`. You can go ahead and [skip ahead](#including-in-integrations-config) if you've already got an app.
### GitHub Enterprise
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as GitHub Enterprise does not support creation of apps from manifests.
Once the application is created you have to generate a private key for the
application it in a `yaml` file.
application and place it in in a YAML file.
The yaml file must include the following information. Please note that the
The YAML file must include the following information. Please note that the
indentation for the `privateKey` is required.
```yaml
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### Including in Integrations Config
Once the credentials are stored in a yaml file generated by `create-github-app`
Once the credentials are stored in a YAML file generated by `create-github-app`,
or manually by following the [GitHub Enterprise](#gitHub-enterprise)
instructions, they can be included in the `app-config.yaml` under the
`integrations` section.