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Build your own GitHub and Google Chat automations
Triggers (If this)
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Any new notification from a repository
This Trigger fires every time you receive a new notification from a specific repository on Github.
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New message in space
This trigger fires whenever there is a new message in the specified space.
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Any new repository event
This trigger fires every time a new event occurs in a repository.
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New member in space
This trigger fires whenever a new member is added to the specified space.
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Any new release
This Trigger fires every time a repo release a new version on Github.
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New space added
This trigger fires whenever a new space is added to a Google Workspace.
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Any new commit
This Trigger fires every time a new commit in a repo is created on Github.
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Any new notification
This trigger fires every time you receive a new notification on Github.
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Any new Gist
This Trigger fires every time you create a new Gist on Github.
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Any new issue
This Trigger fires every time any new issue is opened in a repository you own or collaborate on.
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Any new closed issue
This Trigger fires every time any issue is closed in a repository you own or collaborate on.
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New issue assigned to you
This Trigger fires every time a new issue is assigned to you.
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New repository by a specific username or organization
This Trigger fires every time a new repository is created by the username or organization you specify.
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New pull request for a specific repository
This Trigger fires every time a new pull request is opened for a repository you specify.
Any new notification from a repository
This Trigger fires every time you receive a new notification from a specific repository on Github.
New message in space
This trigger fires whenever there is a new message in the specified space.
Any new repository event
This trigger fires every time a new event occurs in a repository.
New member in space
This trigger fires whenever a new member is added to the specified space.
Any new release
This Trigger fires every time a repo release a new version on Github.
New space added
This trigger fires whenever a new space is added to a Google Workspace.
Any new commit
This Trigger fires every time a new commit in a repo is created on Github.
Any new notification
This trigger fires every time you receive a new notification on Github.
Any new Gist
This Trigger fires every time you create a new Gist on Github.
Any new issue
This Trigger fires every time any new issue is opened in a repository you own or collaborate on.
Any new closed issue
This Trigger fires every time any issue is closed in a repository you own or collaborate on.
New issue assigned to you
This Trigger fires every time a new issue is assigned to you.
New repository by a specific username or organization
This Trigger fires every time a new repository is created by the username or organization you specify.
New pull request for a specific repository
This Trigger fires every time a new pull request is opened for a repository you specify.
Queries (With)
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History of pull requests for a specific repository
This query returns a list of every time a new pull request is opened for a repository you specify.
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History of issues assigned to you
This query returns a list of every time a new issue is assigned to you.
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History of issues
This query returns a list of every time any new issue is opened in a repository you own or collaborate on.
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History of repositories by a specific username or organization
This query returns a list of every time a new repository is created by the username or organization you specify.
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History of closed issues
This query returns a list of every time any issue is closed in a repository you own or collaborate on.
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Lists users that have starred the repository
This query returns a list of users that have starred the repository.
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List watched repos
This query returns a list of repositories watched by the current user.
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List starred repos
This query returns a list of repositories starred by the current user.
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List starred Gists
This query returns a list of Gists starred by the current user.
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List Gists.
This query returns a list of Gists owned by the current user.
History of pull requests for a specific repository
This query returns a list of every time a new pull request is opened for a repository you specify.
History of issues assigned to you
This query returns a list of every time a new issue is assigned to you.
History of issues
This query returns a list of every time any new issue is opened in a repository you own or collaborate on.
History of repositories by a specific username or organization
This query returns a list of every time a new repository is created by the username or organization you specify.
History of closed issues
This query returns a list of every time any issue is closed in a repository you own or collaborate on.
Lists users that have starred the repository
This query returns a list of users that have starred the repository.
List watched repos
This query returns a list of repositories watched by the current user.
List starred repos
This query returns a list of repositories starred by the current user.
List starred Gists
This query returns a list of Gists starred by the current user.
List Gists.
This query returns a list of Gists owned by the current user.
Actions (Then that)
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Post to a space
This action will post a message to the space you choose in Google Chat.
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Create new Gist
This Action will create a Gist for you.
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Add member to a space
This action will add a member to a space using their email address. Note: This action will only work if you have the permissions to modify the space members and settings. Also, the member should be a Google Workspace member.
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Create an issue/pull request comment
This Action will comment in a specific issue or pull request on Github.
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Create a private space
This action will create a private space in Google Chat.
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Create an issue
This Action will create a new issue for the repository you specify.
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Update space description
This action will update the description of the space you select.
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Update space guidelines
This action will update the guidelines of the space you select.
Post to a space
This action will post a message to the space you choose in Google Chat.
Create new Gist
This Action will create a Gist for you.
Add member to a space
This action will add a member to a space using their email address. Note: This action will only work if you have the permissions to modify the space members and settings. Also, the member should be a Google Workspace member.
Create an issue/pull request comment
This Action will comment in a specific issue or pull request on Github.
Create a private space
This action will create a private space in Google Chat.
Create an issue
This Action will create a new issue for the repository you specify.
Update space description
This action will update the description of the space you select.
Update space guidelines
This action will update the guidelines of the space you select.
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