Connect GitHub and Lucidchart to unlock the power of automation

Yes, you can set up an automation that triggers when there's a push event on your GitHub repository. This trigger can initiate an action in Lucidchart where diagrams can be updated or refreshed with relevant data.

GitHub events such as push, pull request, issue creation, and release publishing can trigger various actions in Lucidchart like creating or updating diagrams based on the new data.

Absolutely! You can configure an automation where the creation of a new issue in GitHub acts as the trigger, leading to the action of generating a new diagram in Lucidchart.

By setting up specific commit messages as triggers, you can automate updates to linked diagrams. For instance, adding a keyword like 'update-diagram' in your commit message could initiate an update workflow for associated diagrams in Lucidchart.

Yes, by integrating with GitHub, pull request statuses and open issues can be visualized dynamically within your Lucidchart diagrams, ensuring viewers have the most current insights.

Certainly! The deletion of a branch on GitHub could act as a trigger to remove or modify associated elements directly from your Lucidchart diagram automatically.

When you make edits to cards or columns on your team’s board inside GitHub Projects, these changes can trigger updates inside shared documents within Lucidchart if set up appropriately.