GitHub
Connect GitHub to manage issues, pull requests, files, releases, and Actions from a workflow.
The GitHub integration lets a workflow act on your repos: open issues, manage pull requests, commit files, cut releases, and dispatch Actions.
Connect
GitHub uses a token you provide (a personal access token or an OAuth token).
Create a token in GitHub with repo and issues scope.
Open Integrations in the app, choose GitHub, and paste the token.
Save. Trodo validates it against the GitHub API. Any GitHub node can now use this credential.
Actions
| Area | What you can do |
|---|---|
| Issues | Create, update, comment, label, assign, open, and close issues. |
| Pull requests | Create, update, review, merge, and comment on PRs. |
| Files and repos | Read and write files, create and manage repos, branches, and tags. |
| Releases | Create and manage releases. |
| Actions | Dispatch a workflow run. |
| Users and orgs | Look up users and organizations. |
Triggers
Event triggers for GitHub (for example a new issue or PR) appear in the builder. Event delivery is rolling out, so use a schedule or pattern trigger plus a GitHub query in the meantime, or trigger from a webhook.
Use it
- When an Issue crosses a threshold, summarize it with an AI agent and open a GitHub issue.
- File a weekly digest as a GitHub issue on a schedule.