Raindrop.io + GitHub Integrations

How to connect Raindrop.io + GitHub

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New Favorited Item

Triggers when you favorite an item.

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Create Comment

Creates a new comment in an Issue or Pull Request.

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Supported triggers and actions

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New Item Moved to Collection
Triggers when an item moved to collection.
Trigger
Scheduled
New Item
Triggers when a new item is created.
Trigger
Scheduled
New Favorited Item
Triggers when you favorite an item.
Trigger
Scheduled
New Tagged Item
Triggers when you tag an item.
Trigger
Scheduled
Create Item
Creates an Item
Action
Write

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

GitHub
Triggered when a new commit is created. Select your organization, repo and branch.
Scheduled
Trigger
GitHub
Triggered when anything happens on a repo.
Scheduled
Trigger
GitHub
Triggered when you add/star a gist (public or private).
Scheduled
Trigger
GitHub
Triggered when anything happens from or to you, on any repo.
Scheduled
Trigger
GitHub
Triggered when a new issue is created.
Scheduled
Trigger
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

How Raindrop.io + GitHub Integrations Work

Step 1: Authenticate Raindrop.io + GitHub.
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.

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