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Copado Integration

You do not need a custom Copado integration to use Jataka. Copado already works on top of Git, and Jataka integrates at the GitHub pull request layer.

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Enterprise Flow

1
Developer action in Copado
A developer clicks Commit and Promote in the Copado UI.
2
Copado opens a pull request in GitHub
Copado commits the metadata changes and automatically opens a pull request to merge into the target branch.
3
Jataka intercepts the PR on GitHub
As soon as the PR is created, Jataka runs:
  • API Firewall
  • Tech Debt scan
4
Jataka posts check status to GitHub
If Jataka detects a critical violation (for example, Too many SOQL queries: 101), it posts a Failed status check on the pull request.
5
Copado halts deployment automatically
Copado listens to GitHub pull request status checks. When the Jataka check is failed, Copado stops the promotion and marks the UI state as failed (red).

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Why This Works Without a Custom Connector

  • Copado is the delivery UI and orchestration layer.
  • GitHub pull requests are the system of record for promotion state.
  • Jataka enforces quality and guardrails directly on the PR.
  • Copado consumes GitHub check results and reacts automatically.

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Example Failure Scenario

A trigger introduces SOQL inside a loop. Jataka detects the 101 SOQL anti-pattern during PR checks, sets the pull request check to Failed, and Copado blocks the deployment.
  1. Install and configure Jataka on your GitHub repository.
  2. Ensure Copado is configured to promote through GitHub pull requests.
  3. Require Jataka checks before merge in GitHub branch protection rules.
  4. Use Copado as the release UI while GitHub + Jataka enforce technical quality gates.

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Outcome

Teams keep Copado as their familiar release interface while using Jataka as an automated quality gate on every promotion PR.