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Choose a trigger
A trigger is the event that starts your Zap—like a "New Branch" from GitHub.
Add your action
An action happens after the trigger—such as "Create List" in Microsoft To Do.
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Zapier seamlessly connects GitHub and Microsoft To Do, automating your workflow.
Supported triggers and actions
Zapier helps you create workflows that connect your apps to automate repetitive tasks. A trigger is an event that starts a workflow, and an action is an event a Zap performs.
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Practical ways you can use GitHub and Microsoft To Do
Turn GitHub issues into actionable tasks in Microsoft To Do
When a new GitHub issue is created, Zapier creates a task in Microsoft To Do. This helps business owners stay organized, addressing specific tasks from development without sifting through GitHub, saving time and ensuring no issues are overlooked.
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Manage pull requests with tasks
Zapier can automatically create a task in Microsoft To Do when someone submits a GitHub pull request. This allows engineers to monitor pull request reviews efficiently, ensuring no requests are missed and enabling faster iterations.
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Track GitHub project updates in Microsoft To Do
When a new branch is created in GitHub, Zapier automatically adds a corresponding task in Microsoft To Do. This keeps IT teams on top of code changes, reducing missed updates and ensuring all tasks related to new development are recorded.
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Frequently Asked Questions about GitHub + Microsoft To Do integrations
New to automation with Zapier? You're not alone. Here are some answers to common questions about how Zapier works with GitHub and Microsoft To Do
How do I connect my GitHub account to Microsoft To Do?
To connect GitHub with Microsoft To Do, navigate to your dashboard, and select 'Make a Zap'. Choose GitHub as the trigger app and authenticate. Then, select Microsoft To Do as the action app and complete authentication. This setup allows us to automate workflows between these two platforms.
What triggers are available for GitHub when integrating with Microsoft To Do?
The available triggers for GitHub include new issue creation, new pull request, new comment, and repository push events. When any of these actions occur in your GitHub account, they can automatically initiate workflows in Microsoft To Do.
Can I create tasks in Microsoft To Do from a new GitHub issue?
Yes, you can set up an automation so that whenever a new issue is created in a selected GitHub repository, a corresponding task is automatically created in your designated list within Microsoft To Do.
Is it possible to update a task in Microsoft To Do when a pull request is merged in GitHub?
Absolutely. You can configure an automation that updates specific details of a task or marks it as completed when a pull request is successfully merged in your GitHub repository.
Are there any limitations on the actions we can perform in Microsoft To Do with this integration?
Currently, actions are generally limited to creating tasks and updating them based on different triggers from GitHub. More complex task functionalities may not yet be directly supported by our integration service.
How secure is the integration between GitHub and Microsoft To Do?
We utilize OAuth for secure authentication with both GitHub and Microsoft To Do. This means that your credentials are never stored by us and you have control over which permissions you grant during the setup process.
Can I get notified on Microsoft To Do if there's activity within a specific label or project board on GitHub?
While triggering based on specific labels or project boards isn't natively supported yet, you can filter notifications by setting up custom searches or manual checks after integrating general notification workflows.
