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Choose a trigger
A trigger is the event that starts your Zap—like a "New Branch" from GitHub.
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An action happens after the trigger—such as "Create Task List" in Google Tasks.
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Supported triggers and actions
Zapier helps you create workflows that connect your apps to automate repetitive tasks. A trigger is an event that starts a workflow, and an action is an event a Zap performs.
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Practical ways you can use GitHub and Google Tasks
Track GitHub data-related issues in Google Tasks
Stay updated on critical issues in your GitHub repositories. When a new issue is created, Zapier automatically logs it as a task in Google Tasks. This enables data scientists to focus on analysis while staying well-coordinated with team assignments.
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Track pull requests with Google Tasks
Keep track of open pull requests with ease. When a new pull request is created in GitHub, Zapier will automatically create a task in Google Tasks. This helps engineers stay organized, ensuring no pull request is overlooked, improving response time and team collaboration.
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Organize GitHub branch creation tasks
Streamline task tracking for code changes. When a new branch is created in GitHub, Zapier automatically adds a task to your Google Tasks list. This allows IT teams to monitor branching activity effectively, boosting productivity and reducing missed follow-ups.
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Frequently Asked Questions about GitHub + Google Tasks integrations
New to automation with Zapier? You're not alone. Here are some answers to common questions about how Zapier works with GitHub and Google Tasks
How can I integrate GitHub with Google Tasks?
We provide an easy way to connect GitHub and Google Tasks. You can set triggers in GitHub, such as when a new issue is created or a pull request is reviewed. These triggers can then prompt actions in Google Tasks, like creating a new task or updating an existing one.
What types of triggers from GitHub can I use for automation with Google Tasks?
You can use several triggers from GitHub including the creation of issues, changes in issue status, pull request activities, and updates to repositories. Each of these triggers can be linked to actions within Google Tasks seamlessly.
Can I create a new task in Google Tasks every time a label is added to an issue in GitHub?
Yes, you can set up an automation so that adding a specific label to a GitHub issue will trigger the creation of a new task in Google Tasks.
Is it possible to update an existing Google Task when a pull request is merged on GitHub?
Absolutely! You can configure it so that merging a pull request on GitHub updates the details or status of an existing task in your Google Tasks list.
Can I automate task creation in Google Tasks based on commit messages from GitHub?
Yes, you can set up our service to create tasks based on specific keywords or phrases contained within commit messages from your GitHub repository.
Are there any limitations to the types of data that can be transferred between GitHub and Google Tasks?
While most information like titles and descriptions transfer seamlessly, some metadata specific to each platform may not sync due to their inherent differences. However, most core functions are well-supported.
How often do actions sync between GitHub and Google Tasks once integration is set up?
The syncing frequency may vary depending on how the integration is configured. Generally, actions are triggered instantly when conditions are met but might have slight delays based on network conditions or server load.
