Connect GitLab and Microsoft To Do to unlock the power of automation

To set up this integration, you'll need to use a trigger for 'New Issue' in GitLab. Once this trigger is activated, you can use the action to 'Create Task' in Microsoft To Do. This way, every time an issue is created in GitLab, a corresponding task will automatically appear in your Microsoft To Do list.

Yes, you can sync comments by setting a trigger for 'New Comment' or 'Updated Comment' in GitLab issues. Then, you can use the action to 'Update Task' notes or details in Microsoft To Do. This ensures that any discussions around the issue are reflected within your tasks.

Certainly! You can set a trigger such as 'Issue Status Changed' in GitLab and then map it to your desired task status update action like marking as completed or changing priority levels within Microsoft To Do.

This requires setting up triggers for task completion events within Microsoft To Do. Once triggered, you can set actions like adding labels, changing status, or even commenting on issues back on GitLab platform for better traceability.

We recommend caution when enabling automatic deletions. While it's feasible by triggering actions based on 'Issue Deleted' events from GitLab to subsequently perform 'Delete Task' actions on Microsoft To Do, consider data recovery and unintended deletions before implementing such workflows.

Yes, deadlines can be kept consistent by using triggers like 'Issue Due Date Set/Updated' from GitLab and applying these updates through actions such as setting due dates within your tasks on Microsoft To Do ensuring all platforms reflect accurate timelines.

Assignment syncing is achievable by utilizing triggers for changes made to assignees within your issues on GitLab which then prompt assignment actions directly syncing those responsible over into specific users/tasks lists over on Microsoft Todo ensuring team alignment.