Connect GitHub and Trello integrations
Triggers when a new branch is created.
Triggers when a new comment on a commit is created.
Triggers when a new commit is created.
Triggers when a new fork is created.
Triggers when a gist is created or updated.
Triggers when an issue is created or updated.
Triggers when a new label is created.
Triggers when a milestone is created or updated.
Triggers when a new organization is created.
Triggers when a pull request is created or updated.
Triggers when a new release is created.
Triggers when a new repository is created.
Adds an existing label to a card.
Adds a selected member to a card.
Adds an attachment to a card.
Archives or unarchives a board.
Archives or unarchives a card.
Archives or unarchives a specific list.
Assigns a specific member to a board.
Creates a new board.
Creates a new card.
Creates a checklist on a given card.
Creates new checklist item to a specific checklist.
Creates a new comment in a specific card.
Creates a new custom field on a board.
Creates a new label on a board.
Creates a new list.
Creates a CSV export for a workspace and returns a ZIP file in the response. Is not available on the free plan.
Deletes a card.
Deletes a specified checklist.
Deletes a comment in a specific card.
Deletes a label.
Deletes an attachment from a card.
Downloads an attachment.
Edits an existing board.
Edits an existing card.
Updates an item in a checklist on a card.
Edits an existing comment in a specific card.
Edits an existing label.
Edits an existing list.
Retrieves a board by ID.
Retrieves a card by ID.
Retrieves information about a specific checklist.
Retrieves information about a specific custom field.
Gets information about a specific label.
Retrieves a list by ID.
Gets a specific attachment on a card.
Performs an arbitrary authorized API call.
Removes a label from a card.
Removes a specific member from a card.
Removes an item from checklist.
Sets or updates a custom field value on a card.
Unassigns a specific member from a specific board.
Retrieves all lists from a given board.
Retrieves all checklists for given card.
Retrieves options of dropdown custom field.
Lists attachments on a card.
Retrieves a list of comments for a card.
Retrieves all labels from a board.
Returns boards matching the search query.
Returns cards matching the search query.
Returns members matching the search query.
Returns workspaces matching the search query.
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Build your GitHub and Trello integrations.
Integrate GitHub and Trello through the Make platform by configuring GitHub repositories to automatically update Trello boards whenever a new pull request is made. This integration aligns project management and development by minimizing manual tasks, enabling automatic status updates, and improving operations. With GitHub as a trigger and Trello as an action, you enhance efficiency and collaboration by adapting workflows to meet project demands.
Adds assignees to an issue or pull request.
Adds labels to an issue or pull request.
Adds an existing label to a card.
Adds a selected member to a card.
Adds an attachment to a card.
Archives or unarchives a board.
Archives or unarchives a card.
Archives or unarchives a specific list.
Assigns a specific member to a board.
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How to setup GitHub and Trello in 5 easy steps
Log into Make
Begin by accessing your Make account to prepare for setting up connections.
Decide GitHub connection method
Choose between using OAuth or a token to connect GitHub, as each requires different steps.
Authorize GitHub access
For OAuth, add a GitHub module and authorize to complete the connection securely.
Start connecting Trello
Add a Trello module in Make to initiate the connection with Trello.
Authorize Trello access
Login to Trello if needed and confirm access to finalize the connection.
Improve workflow with GitHub and Trello integration for real-time sync
Discover effective issue management and better collaboration by integrating GitHub and Trello using the Make platform. Automate updates, reduce manual tasks, and improve project tracking efficiency.
Automatically sync issues between GitHub and Trello, ensuring up-to-date tracking and management.
Facilitate communication and task visibility across development and project management teams with synchronized updates.
Reduce manual data entry by auto-creating tasks and issues in both platforms, saving time and effort.
Receive instant notifications and updates across platforms by automating events and status changes.
FAQ
By integrating GitHub with Trello using Make, you can automatically sync code updates and development milestones from GitHub to Trello boards. This ensures real-time updates on project tasks, providing better visibility and coordination between developers and project managers.
Make provides an intuitive interface for connecting GitHub and Trello, allowing users to create custom automation workflows without coding expertise. This flexibility means you can tailor the integration to meet your specific project requirements, leading to a more effective workflow.
No, using Make to integrate GitHub and Trello does not require advanced technical skills. Make's user-friendly platform is designed for users of all levels, providing drag-and-drop features to set up automations quickly and easily without the need for coding.
Absolutely, Make ensures accurate data synchronization between GitHub and Trello by supporting real-time triggers and actions. This minimizes the risk of data inconsistency and ensures that your team always has access to the latest project updates.
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