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"I want to avoid the hassle of entering tasks added to Notion into GitHub."
"It's troublesome to manually reflect updated tasks from Notion into GitHub..."
Double data entry and missed updates can become significant challenges for development and project teams.
To address these issues, automating the reflection of Notion data into GitHub is effective!
For example, by automatically creating and updating GitHub Issues with tasks added or updated in Notion, you can significantly reduce the effort of manual entry.
This way, you only need to add or update data in Notion, reducing the need to switch between systems.
In this article, we introduce a specific flow to integrate Notion and GitHub, preventing double entry and the risk of human error!
The automation setup can be easily configured without programming, so rest assured.
By using Yoom, you can easily integrate Notion and GitHub with no code.
Yoom provides templates for integrating Notion and GitHub, so you can achieve integration immediately without any API knowledge, just by registering.
By integrating the APIs of Notion and GitHub, you can automatically sync Notion data with GitHub!
For example, you can automatically perform data synchronization like the following without human intervention.
When a page in a specific Notion database is created or updated, an Issue is automatically created in GitHub.
This eliminates the hassle of manually transferring data to GitHub.
Additionally, you can freely customize settings such as the title and body of the Issue!
By utilizing this flow, when a task is updated in Notion, it will automatically be reflected in the GitHub Issue.
Automation can help prevent information from being missed and maintain consistency of information.
Now, let's create a flow that integrates GitHub and Notion!
We'll use Yoom to proceed with the integration of GitHub and Notion without any coding. If you don't have a Yoom account yet, please create one from the Yoom registration form.
[What is Yoom]
This time, we will introduce a method to automatically register a new GitHub Issue into a Notion database!
The creation process is broadly divided into the following steps.
Now, let's create a flow that integrates Confluence and GitHub!
This time, we'll use Yoom to proceed with the integration of Confluence and GitHub without any code, so if you don't have a Yoom account yet, please create one using this registration form.
[What is Yoom]
This time, we will create a flow bot that creates an Issue in GitHub when a page in a specific Notion database is created or updated!
The creation process is broadly divided into the following steps.
(1) After logging into Yoom, select "My App" from the left column and click "+ Add".
(2) From the list of new connections in My App, click on Notion.
(3) From the access request image, click "Select Page".
(4) Check the pages you want to allow and click "Allow Access".
(5) Next, connect with GitHub. Similarly, click on GitHub from the list of new connections in Yoom.
(6) Sign in with your account from the GitHub sign-in screen.
Once the connection is complete, Notion and GitHub will be registered in Yoom's My App.
This completes the My App registration.
Next, let's set up triggers using templates!
We will use the template introduced earlier.
Click "Try it" on the banner below to copy it.
When you copy, the template will be copied to your Yoom management screen as shown below, so let's press OK and proceed with the settings.
(1) Connect with Notion to set up when a page in a specific database is created or updated.
Click on the app trigger "When a page in a specific database is created or updated".
(2) From the Notion "Select Integration Account and Action" screen, check if there are any errors in the account information linked with Notion, keep the trigger action as "When a page in a specific database is created or updated", and click "Next".
(3) From the "App Trigger API Connection Settings" screen, select the trigger activation interval.
Select the trigger activation interval from the dropdown: 5 minutes, 10 minutes, 15 minutes, 30 minutes, or 60 minutes.
※ Please note that the shortest trigger activation interval varies depending on the plan.
Scroll down, check the red line, and enter the database ID.
Once the input is complete, click the "Test" button, and if the Notion information is reflected in the output, the test is successful.
Click "Save" at the bottom and proceed to the next step!
(1) Next, connect with GitHub to create an Issue.
Click "Create Issue".
(2) From the GitHub "Select Integration Account and Action" screen, check if there are any errors in the account information linked with GitHub, keep the action as "Create Issue", and click "Next".
(3) From the "API Connection Settings" screen, check the red line, and enter the owner name and repository name.
Enter the title using the output as shown in the image below.
If the test results contain values but the obtained values do not appear in the output, please add them!
Refer to the following site for how to add output.
How to Add "Obtained Value: Output"
Scroll down, and the content entered in the comment will be reflected in GitHub.
By using the output in the text, you can quote Notion information.
Enter the user ID for the assignee.
Well done! All settings are now complete.
Once the settings are complete, a menu like the one below will be displayed, so turn the trigger ON.
Actually start the flow bot and check if an Issue is created in GitHub when a page in a specific Notion database is created or updated!
This time, we introduced how to link data from Notion to GitHub, but if you want to link data from GitHub to Notion, please also use the following template.
When a new Issue is created in GitHub, it is immediately registered in the Notion database.
This allows you to centrally manage GitHub data in Notion. It will be especially useful for team project management.
This flow is perfect for those who want to centrally manage GitHub information in Notion!
By adopting this automation, whenever a new pull request occurs on GitHub, the information is automatically reflected on the specified page in Notion.
This is expected to save the effort of transcribing to Notion and prevent the risk of human error!
It is possible to automate various tasks using Notion and GitHub APIs.
If you find something interesting, please give it a try!
You can automatically reflect notification contents from chat tools and database updates.
By using Notion's data addition or status updates as triggers, you can add data or send emails.
After creating an issue on GitHub, you can add data to the database and analyze it with AI, as well as add comments.
You can automatically create an issue on GitHub when receiving a message or a specific email.
With the integration of Notion and GitHub, managing tasks and sharing data will become easier.
In particular, the automation of reflecting tasks created or updated in Notion as GitHub Issues can prevent input errors and mistakes.
Additionally, you can automatically add data to Notion after creating a GitHub Issue, making task sharing within the team smoother.
For those who are busy with daily tasks, reducing manual workload is crucial.
By utilizing the template introduced in this article, you can easily achieve automation without any coding!
If you want to "be free from the hassle of double task entry" or "prevent task update omissions," try registering for free from here.
Registration is completed in just 30 seconds!
Take this opportunity to utilize various templates and streamline your task management!
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