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Frequently Asked Questions about Dropbox + GitHub integrations
New to automation with Zapier? You're not alone. Here are some answers to common questions about how Zapier works with Dropbox and GitHub
How do I start integrating Dropbox with GitHub?
To get started with integrating Dropbox with GitHub, you'll first need to ensure that you have active accounts on both platforms. Then, connect them using our service to define specific triggers and actions for seamless collaboration.
What triggers can be set up for Dropbox in the integration?
Triggers for Dropbox in the integration may include actions such as a new file being added or an existing file being modified. We support setting these triggers to initiate corresponding tasks on GitHub.
How can I automate actions on GitHub based on Dropbox updates?
With our integration, you can automate actions like creating issues, comments, or even updating repositories on GitHub whenever specified events occur in your Dropbox account.
Are there any limitations when connecting Dropbox with GitHub through your service?
While we strive for seamless integration between Dropbox and GitHub, keep in mind certain API limitations imposed by both platforms may restrict some functionalities. Ensure you review the limitations for detailed understanding.
Can I sync multiple folders in Dropbox to different repositories in GitHub simultaneously?
Yes, through our platform you can configure sync rules for multiple folders in Dropbox to corresponding repositories across different or same accounts on GitHub.
What kind of permissions are required to integrate these accounts?
You'll need to authorize access for each platform separately during integration, granting permission only for the necessary scopes needed to perform specified actions and triggers securely.
Is it possible to rollback changes made via this integration?
Currently, rollbacks would need manual intervention either through version history in Dropbox or utilizing branching strategies within your GitHub repository. Direct rollback from the integration interface isn't supported yet.
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.
- Space
- FolderRequired
- Include files in subfolders?
- Include sharing link?
Try ItTriggerPolling- Space
- FolderRequired
- File
- Include files in subfolders?
- Include file contents?
- Include sharing link?
Try ItTriggerPolling- Space
- Folder PathRequired
- Important Information
ActionWrite- Space
- FolderRequired
- File
- Overwrite
- Specify File Name
- Specify File Extension
- Include sharing link?
ActionWrite
- Space
- FolderRequired
- Include files in subfolders?
- Include file contents?
- Include sharing link?
Try ItTriggerPolling- Space
- File PathRequired
- Important Information
ActionWrite- Space
- FolderRequired
- Folder NameRequired
ActionWrite- Space
- File PathRequired
- FolderRequired
ActionWrite