RecipeOfficial SAPUGO blueprintFree

GitHub issue to Teams

Post every new GitHub issue to a Microsoft Teams channel.

Unlimited members · No credit card · Hosted in the EU

How it connects

Workflow
1
Business rule
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What GitHub issue to Teams does

Posts to a Microsoft Teams channel for every new GitHub issue, with the repository, number, title and link.

  • Needs GitHub and Microsoft 365
  • Choose the team and channel at install
  • Repository, title and link in the post

What it adds to your workspace

Everything below becomes part of your workspace, ready to use and yours to change.

1 workflow

  • GitHub issue to Teams

1 business rule

  • GitHub issue to Teams

Set up GitHub issue to Teams in three steps

  1. 1

    Open it in SAPUGO

    Sign in, or create a free workspace. A new workspace gets GitHub issue to Teams added automatically.

  2. 2

    Install GitHub and Microsoft 365

    This recipe builds on GitHub and Microsoft 365. Install them first if your workspace does not have them yet.

  3. 3

    Finish the setup

    Enter Team id, Channel id. Values stay in your workspace.

What you will be asked for

  • Team idSetting
  • Channel idSetting

Keys and secrets are entered in your own workspace. They are never part of the blueprint.

Works with

GitHub issue to Teams questions

What does the GitHub issue to Teams recipe do?

Posts to a Microsoft Teams channel for every new GitHub issue, with the repository, number, title and link.

Is the GitHub issue to Teams recipe free?

Yes. GitHub issue to Teams is free to install on every SAPUGO plan, including the Free plan. You only need a SAPUGO workspace.

What does it add to my workspace?

It adds 1 workflow and 1 business rule to your SAPUGO workspace. Everything it adds is yours to rename, change or remove.

What do I need to set it up?

It needs GitHub and Microsoft 365 installed first. During setup SAPUGO asks for: Team id and Channel id. Keys and secrets are entered in your own workspace. They are never part of the blueprint.

Can I change it after installing?

Yes. A blueprint is a starting point, not a locked app. You can rename, extend or remove anything it adds, and install a newer version when one is published.

Where is my data stored?

In your own SAPUGO workspace, in an isolated database hosted in the EU.

What is new in 1.0.0

First release.