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Tunnel from the orchestrator to a private GitHub Enterprise host

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Self-Hosted Runner Notable not in their notes

Pass --scm-connector-host to tunnel Anthropic requests into a GitHub Enterprise server only your network can reach.

--scm-connector-host--scm-connector-id--scm-connector-provider--scm-connector-ca-file--scm-connector-host-rewrite
What

Passing --scm-connector-host opens a persistent WebSocket to Anthropic and proxies inbound HTTP requests to a GitHub Enterprise server that is only reachable from inside your network. --scm-connector-id is required alongside it, --scm-connector-provider defaults to ghe, and --scm-connector-ca-file supplies a custom CA. The connector is entirely off unless you pass the host flag.

Details
  • Requests are checked against a method allowlist, hop-by-hop headers are stripped, and paths that would escape the configured origin are refused.
  • Frames asking to open a raw socket or a PTY (wsOpen, ptyOpen) are rejected.
  • Close code 4003 means another orchestrator already holds this connector; it retries after 30 seconds.
  • --scm-connector-host-rewrite is documented as being for end-to-end testing only.
Evidence

/v1/code/scm-connectors/{provider}/{id}/tunnel

Strings lifted out of the shipped bundle, so the claim above can be checked against them.

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