GitHub V2
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Just because we're working on Bitbucket and Gitlab doesn't mean we forgot about GitHub! In GitHub V2, we'll be adding a few handy features:
- The ability to link branches and pull requests to tags
- The ability to seamlessly open and close all issues
We believe this will give developers using GitHub another advantage for themselves to #GSD. GitHub V2 is designed to get the most amount of dev work completed without having to move back and forth between platforms.
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Monique van der Voet
Two features that I am currently missing and that would be a big improvement are:
1) Automatic import of all open GitHub issues into Clickup, making them all Clickup Tasks. Bonus points if GitHub project board labels are automatically assigned (e.g. we have a board with backlog issues, next sprint issues, current sprint issues, these could be ClickUp boards as well).
2) When all the issues are in Clickup, it would be great to assign start/due dates to them to create a Gantt chart. An example is https://www.ganttlab.com/ that already implemented this, but I'd like to use it in Clickup.
Having these two features will help my manager (non-coder, ClickUp user) to have an overview of our tasks (GitHub issues) and the approximate timeline (Gantt chart).
Nick Krekow
Merged in a post:
[Github] Show which repository the commit/branch is from
Anna Anks Nowak
Currently the Github Commits modal shows only branch and commit list, but there's no info on which repository the code is from.
We usually commit to multiple repositories under one task, so it becomes additional overhead when reviewing the task
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Tauri Apps
Well, I for one really need to have complete github integration regarding issues and pull requests. Basically, when an issue or PR is filed it MUST create some kind of record in clickup. When you are involved in an organization with dozens of repos and hundreds of contributors, there is no feasible way that "tagging issues" so that clickup can parse them will ever make any sense from a time management perspective.
One solution for this would be to register a repo (or an org), and on registration check all issues and PRs - even the closed ones. Then create a task based on each of these items. If the issue or PR is closed, then complete the item. Otherwise subscribe to webhooks and on new issue / PR creation create a new task.
Nick Krekow
Hey Tauri Apps! We have an update to our Git integrations in the works that will include much better support for pull requests!
Zeb
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- Associate pull requests with tasks
- Automatically change Statuses with Github actions - use "#taskID[newStatus]" like "#1234[closed]"
- Improved Github activity logs
- Hover over task and assign to yo
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Nick Herrera
Any updates? This feature has been planned for almost 8 months now. The lack of this feature continues to be the biggest barrier to adoption whenever I bring it up to developers. Without a fully featured GitHub integration, they see ClickUp as a tool better aligned with product, marketing, and design teams.
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Sophia Kaminski
In general, the workflow I'm accustomed to with Github and an issue tracker is to create a new git branch for every tracker issue (with the issue tracker id as part of the branch name), and then attach either the branch or PR to the issue.
As far as I can tell, it looks like the integration supports adding individual commits, but doesn't seem to support linking a pull request or branch. Is there an approach that supports the branching/PR workflow?
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Tarun Masani
Merged in a post:
Link back to ClickUp from Github
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Harry Mills
When a ClickUp task is mentioned in a Github commit message it'd be great if that task could be linked back to the ClickUp story using a Github App or similar integration.
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Tarun Masani
Merged in a post:
Transition tasks based on Github activity
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Harry Mills
When I mention a task in a Github commit message with the Github integration enabled using something like "Fixes #5fjtoz" it should close that task when the commit is merged to the master branch.
Corey Huddleston
The quicker the better on this feature! We love ClickUp!
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Adam Murphy
Can there also be an option for commit messages also be included in the task comments?
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