Configuring endpoints via API if publishing via Github integration

It seems that there's no way to create / update endpoints via the API, unless you host the images on a docker registry.
Are there plans to extend API support to endpoints that are published from a github branch?

I want to have my full endpoint configuration and deployment via codel but this doesn't seem to be possible using the github integration, as opposed to deploying from a container registry.

From my findings, but I might be wrong:

GitHub templates are not regular templates:
   - They appear in template list but return 404 on direct access
   - They have auto-generated names like "[endpoint name]__template__00vc58"
   - Images are built and stored in RunPod's private registry: registry.runpod.net/{user}-{repo}-{branch}-{dockerfile}:{commit}
What you CAN update via API:
   - All endpoint settings (workers, timeouts, scaling, etc.)
   - Switch between different template versions
   - Endpoint name and configuration
What you cannot update via API:
   - Template environment variables
   - Docker CMD/ENTRYPOINT overrides
   - Container disk size
   - Any template-level settings

GitHub templates are not regular templates:
   - They appear in template list but return 404 on direct access
   - They have auto-generated names like "[endpoint name]__template__00vc58"
   - Images are built and stored in RunPod's private registry: registry.runpod.net/{user}-{repo}-{branch}-{dockerfile}:{commit}
What you CAN update via API:
   - All endpoint settings (workers, timeouts, scaling, etc.)
   - Switch between different template versions
   - Endpoint name and configuration
What you cannot update via API:
   - Template environment variables
   - Docker CMD/ENTRYPOINT overrides
   - Container disk size
   - Any template-level settings

Original thread: ⚡｜serverlessConfiguring endpoints via API if publishing via Github integration

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red_wolf

Configuring endpoints via API if publishing via Github integration

GitHub templates are not regular templates:
   - They appear in template list but return 404 on direct access
   - They have auto-generated names like "[endpoint name]__template__00vc58"
   - Images are built and stored in RunPod's private registry: registry.runpod.net/{user}-{repo}-{branch}-{dockerfile}:{commit}
What you CAN update via API:
   - All endpoint settings (workers, timeouts, scaling, etc.)
   - Switch between different template versions
   - Endpoint name and configuration
What you cannot update via API:
   - Template environment variables
   - Docker CMD/ENTRYPOINT overrides
   - Container disk size
   - Any template-level settings

GitHub templates are not regular templates:
   - They appear in template list but return 404 on direct access
   - They have auto-generated names like "[endpoint name]__template__00vc58"
   - Images are built and stored in RunPod's private registry: registry.runpod.net/{user}-{repo}-{branch}-{dockerfile}:{commit}
What you CAN update via API:
   - All endpoint settings (workers, timeouts, scaling, etc.)
   - Switch between different template versions
   - Endpoint name and configuration
What you cannot update via API:
   - Template environment variables
   - Docker CMD/ENTRYPOINT overrides
   - Container disk size
   - Any template-level settings

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