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Create and manage issues in GitHub

GitHub is a powerful platform that enables developers to collaborate on projects and manage source code. By integrating GitHub with Glide, you can effortlessly create, label, and close GitHub issues directly within your app. This seamless connection streamlines project management and enhances collaboration among team members.

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Adding and Configuring the Action

  1. In Glide, click the Settings icon in the upper-right corner.

  2. Navigate to the Integrations tab and then select GitHub.

  3. Click the Add button.

  4. Finally authorize the integration between Glide and Github by clicking Authorize glideapps and entering your password if prompted.

Features

The GitHub integration in Glide has three features:

  1. Add Label to GitHub Issue

  2. Close GitHub Issue

  3. Create GitHub Issue

Add Label to GitHub Issue

The Add Label to GitHub Issue feature enables you to organize and categorize your issues by adding labels within your app, making it easier for your team to prioritize tasks and track progress.

The table below describes each of the fields.

Field

Description

Required field?

Owner

GitHub username

✅

Repository

Repository to create an issue in

✅

Issue Number

GitHub issue number

✅

Label Name

Label to add to issue

✅

When the action is triggered, the label will be added to your GitHub Issue.

Create GitHub Issue

The Create GitHub Issue feature allows you to effortlessly create new issues in GitHub from Glide, ensuring that your team stays informed and can address any concerns or bugs quickly.

The table below describes each of the fields.

Field

Description

Required field?

Owner

GitHub username

✅

Repository

Repository to create an issue in

✅

Title

Name for the issue

✅

Body

Text of the issue

❌

Issue Number

Column in Glide where Issue Number should be stored

❌

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When the action is triggered, you should see a new issue added in GitHub. If you have provided a column for the Issue Number, the Issue Number that GitHub assigns will be stored in this column.

Close GitHub Issue

The Close GitHub Issue feature marks issues as resolved by closing them directly from your app, maintaining an organized and up-to-date project workspace.

The table below describes each of the fields.

Field

Description

Required field?

Owner

GitHub username

✅

Repository

Repository to close issue in

✅

Issue Number

GitHub issue number

✅

When the action is triggered, the issue will be marked as Closed in GitHub.

To learn more generally about Integrations in Glide, including how they affect your app’s usage, check out our Introduction to Integrations.

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Updated more than a week ago

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