Automate your workflow with this GitHub to Trello Zapier integration. After you set it up, Zapier automatically creates a Trello card for each GitHub issue that is opened on a chosen repository.
How it works
- A new issue is created in your chosen GitHub repository
- Zapier creates a Trello card on your chosen board with the issue details
What You Need
- GitHub account with a repository you wish to monitor
- Trello account with a board to send cards to
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Create Trello cards from new GitHub issues
Automate your workflow with this GitHub to Trello Zapier integration. After you set it up, Zapier automatically creates a Trello card for each GitHub issue that is opened on a chosen repository.
How it works
- A new issue is created in your chosen GitHub repository
- Zapier creates a Trello card on your chosen board with the issue details
What You Need
- GitHub account with a repository you wish to monitor
- Trello account with a board to send cards to
Create GitHub issues from new or moved Trello cards
While your development team might be spending its workday in GitHub, your marketing, customer support and operations team don't touch the tool. So what happens when they need to surface a site bug to developers? Instead of posting it in your team chat app or sending an email, use this Trello GitHub integration to automatically create GitHub issues from new or moved Trello cards.
How It Works
- A Trello card is created on a specified board or list or moved to a specified list
- Zapier creates a GitHub issue using the information from the Trello card
What You Need
- Trello account
- GitHub account
Create Trello Cards from Github Pull Requests
Want to manage your Github pull requests as to-dos in another app? Zapier helps you connect Github and Trello together to automatically create new Trello cards from any Github pull request. Set up the automation once, and never need to worry about it again.
How it works
- A new pull request is created in Github
- Zapier automatically sends that information to Trello
What you'll need
- A Github account
- A Trello account
Create Trello Cards from Github Commits
Ever wanted to keep track of Github commits in a more to-do like app? With Zapier, you can do just that. Anytime you have a commit in Github, Zapier will automatically create a Trello card for you on the board of your choice.
How it works
- You have a new Github commit
- Zapier automatically creates a Trello card on a board
What you'll need
- A Trello account with an active board
- A Github account
Send Trello new card activity to GitHub as new issues
Matching information to process is the heart of many projects and sometimes applications help you know what to do but not when to do it. It only gets weirder when you know when to do something but not what it is you have to do. Use Zapier to organize your activities around your issues with by sending Trello new card activity to GitHub as new issues. This is a great way to know what to do and when to do it.
Note: This Zapier integration doesn't import any existing card activities in to GitHub only new activities after you've set them up.
How It Works
- New activity on a Trello card triggers Zapier
- Zapier creates a new GitHub issue
What You Need
- Trello account
- GitHub account
Add comments to a Trello card for new Github commits
Ever wanted to keep track of Github commits in a more to-do like app? With Zapier, you can do just that. Anytime you have a commit in Github, Zapier will automatically create a comment on a Trello card for you on the board of your choice.
How It Works
- You have a commit on a branch on Github.
- Zapier adds that commit to Trello as a comment.
What You Need
- A Github account connected to an active repository
- A Trello account with an active board
Send new GitHub events to Trello as new cards
GitHub can have a lot of things going on and it can be difficult to keep up with new events. Use this Zapier integration to put a sense of order in your projects by using Trello to create cards from any type of event that happens in your GitHub repo.
Note: You will be required to select a destination Trello board and list for this Zapier integration to work. Don't worry though, you will be led through it as part of the setup process.
How It Works
- Any new event in a GitHub repo
- Zapier sends that event to Trello as a new card
What You Need
- GitHub account
- Trello account
Create Trello cards from new GitHub commit comments
Don't let important discussion get overlooked; set up this Zap and the conversation on GitHub can become a vital component in your regular project planning. The automation will trigger with every new comment posted to a commit on GitHub, automatically creating a Trello card for it on your tracking list for easy access.
How this GitHub-Trello integration works
- A new comment is posted to a GitHub commit
- Zapier automatically creates a new Trello card
Apps involved
- GitHub
- Trello
Add GitHub issues when new Trello cards are moved to a list
Trello's visual planning can help with many processes, issue triage among them. Make it easily for the team to escalate problems by simply moving them into the appropriate list and having Zapier do the rest automatically. The automation will trigger whenever a Trello card is moved to a particular list, automatically passing the information to GitHub as well and creating a new issue for it with the details you need to resolve it quickly.
How this Trello-GitHub integration works
- A new card is moved to a list on Trello
- Zapier automatically creates an issue on GitHub
Apps involved
- Trello
- GitHub
Create labelled Trello cards for the issues created in your GitHub repositories with MeaningCloud
Big software projects could be problematic to manage. Prioritizing to-dos according to users and developers' feedback is a time-consuming task. With this Zapier integration, you can classify new issues in your GitHub repositories using MeaningCloud Text Classification and create new Trello cards with custom labels for better organizing your projects.
Note: this integration makes use of a custom MeaningCloud classification model, where each category is named after the corresponding Trello label.
How it works
- A new issue is created in your GitHub repository.
- MeaningCloud classifies its text and assigns it a category.
- Zapier creates a new Trello card labelled accordingly.
Apps involved
- GitHub
- MeaningCloud
- Trello
It's easy to connect GitHub + Trello and requires absolutely zero coding experience—the only limit is your own imagination.
Triggered when a new issue is created.
Creates a new gist.
Triggers when your Github username is mentioned in a Commit, Comment, Issue or Pull Request.
Create a new pull request and merge it (optional).
Triggered when a new commit is created. Select your organization, repo and branch.
Update an existing issue.
Triggers when a Card is updated in Trello.
Adds a new list on a specific board.
Triggers when a new card is added.
Creates a new board.
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