GitHub + SQL Server Integrations

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Supported triggers and actions

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New Branch
Triggered when a new branch is created.
Trigger
Scheduled
New Collaborator
Triggered when you add a new collaborator.
Trigger
Scheduled
New Commit Comment
Triggered when a new comment on a commit is created.
Trigger
Scheduled
New Commit
Triggered when a new commit is created. Select your organization, repo and branch.
Trigger
Scheduled
New Repo Event
Triggered when anything happens on a repo.
Trigger
Scheduled
New Gist
Triggered when you add/star a gist (public or private).
Trigger
Scheduled
New Global Event
Triggered when anything happens from or to you, on any repo.
Trigger
Scheduled
New Issue
Triggered when a new issue is created.
Trigger
Scheduled
GitHub
Triggered when a new label is created.
Scheduled
Trigger
GitHub
Triggers when your Github username is mentioned in a Commit, Comment, Issue or Pull Request.
Scheduled
Trigger
GitHub
Triggered when a new milestone is created.
Scheduled
Trigger
GitHub
Triggered when a new notification is created.
Scheduled
Trigger
GitHub
Triggered when a new organization is created.
Scheduled
Trigger
GitHub
Triggered when a new pull request is created.
Scheduled
Trigger
GitHub
Triggered when a new release is added.
Scheduled
Trigger
GitHub
Triggered when a new repository is created.
Scheduled
Trigger
GitHub
Triggered when a review is requested from you or a specified user.
Scheduled
Trigger
GitHub
Triggered when you are added to a team
Scheduled
Trigger
GitHub
Triggered when a new watcher is added to a repo.
Scheduled
Trigger
GitHub
Creates a new comment in an Issue or Pull Request.
Scheduled
Action
GitHub
Deletes an unwanted branch
Scheduled
Action
GitHub
Creates a new gist.
Scheduled
Action
GitHub
Create a new issue.
Scheduled
Action
GitHub
Create a new pull request and merge it (optional).
Scheduled
Action
GitHub
Submits a pull request review
Scheduled
Action
GitHub
Update an existing issue.
Scheduled
Action
GitHub
Update an existing pull request.
Scheduled
Action
GitHub
Finds a specific members.
Scheduled
Action
GitHub
Find an organization, whether or not you are a member.
Scheduled
Action
GitHub
Find a specific repository
Scheduled
Action
GitHub
Finds a specific repo issue.
Scheduled
Action
GitHub
Finds a specific repo pull.
Scheduled
Action
GitHub
Finds a specific user.
Scheduled
Action
GitHub
Finds or creates a specific repo issue by title.
Scheduled
Action
GitHub
Finds or creates a specific repo pull by title.
Scheduled
Action
SQL Server
Triggered when you add a new column.
Scheduled
Trigger
SQL Server
Triggered when you add a new row.
Scheduled
Trigger
SQL Server
Triggered when new rows are returned from a custom query that you provide.
Scheduled
Trigger
SQL Server
Triggered when you add a new table.
Scheduled
Trigger
SQL Server
Triggered when a new row is added or modified.
Scheduled
Trigger
SQL Server
Adds a new row.
Scheduled
Action
SQL Server
Updates an existing row.
Scheduled
Action
SQL Server
Finds a row in a table via a lookup column.
Scheduled
Action
SQL Server
Finds a row in a table via a custom query you control.
Scheduled
Action

How GitHub + SQL Server Integrations Work

Step 1: Authenticate GitHub and SQL Server.
30 seconds
Step 2: Pick one of the apps as a trigger, which will kick off your automation.
15 seconds
Step 3: Choose a resulting action from the other app.
15 seconds
Step 4: Select the data you want to send from one app to the other.
2 minutes
That’s it! More time to work on other things.