Integrate GitHub Notifications with Discord Using Pabbly Connect

Learn how to integrate GitHub notifications with Discord using Pabbly Connect for seamless issue tracking. Step-by-step guide included. Master proven automation processes with practical implementation examples and strategic recommendations you can apply immediately in your workflow.

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1. Accessing Pabbly Connect for Integration

To start integrating GitHub notifications with Discord, you first need to access Pabbly Connect. Simply visit the Pabbly website and either sign in or sign up for a free account.

Once logged in, navigate to the dashboard and select Pabbly Connect. This platform is essential for connecting GitHub and Discord without any coding knowledge. You will find the option to create a new workflow, which is the first step in this integration process.

2. Creating a Workflow in Pabbly Connect

After accessing Pabbly Connect, click on the button that says ‘Create Workflow’. You’ll be prompted to name your workflow; for this tutorial, name it ‘Send Discord Messages for GitHub Issues’.

Next, select the folder where you want to save this workflow. Once done, click on the ‘Create’ button. This will lead you to the workflow window, where you can configure your trigger and action settings.

• Name your workflow appropriately.
• Choose the folder to save your workflow.
• Click on ‘Create’ to proceed.

Now you are ready to set up the trigger for your workflow, which will initiate the integration between GitHub and Discord.

3. Setting Up the Trigger: GitHub

For the trigger application, select GitHub from the list within Pabbly Connect. The trigger event you need is ‘New Issue’, which means that every time a new issue is created in GitHub, it will trigger the workflow.

Click on ‘Connect’ to establish a connection with your GitHub account. You will need to authorize Pabbly Connect to access your GitHub data. Once authorized, select the repository where you want to monitor issues.

• Choose ‘New Issue’ as the trigger event.
• Authorize Pabbly Connect to access your GitHub account.
• Select the appropriate repository for monitoring.

After setting up the trigger, you can test the connection to ensure everything is working correctly before proceeding to the action step.

4. Configuring the Action: Discord

Next, you will set up the action application, which is Discord. In Pabbly Connect, search for Discord and select it as the action application. The action event you need is ‘Send Channel Message’.

Click on ‘Connect’ again and enter the Webhook URL from your Discord server. To get this URL, go to your Discord server settings, navigate to the Integrations section, and create a new Webhook. Copy the Webhook URL and paste it into Pabbly Connect.

Select ‘Send Channel Message’ as the action event. Create a Webhook in Discord to obtain the URL. Paste the Webhook URL in Pabbly Connect.

Once the Webhook URL is set, you can customize the message that will be sent to the Discord channel whenever a new issue is created in GitHub.

5. Testing the Integration

With both the trigger and action set up in Pabbly Connect, it’s time to test the integration. Create a new issue in your GitHub repository to see if the Discord channel receives the notification as expected.

After creating the new issue, check your Discord channel. If everything is configured correctly, you should see a message indicating that a new issue has been created, along with the details of the issue.

Create a new issue in GitHub to trigger the workflow. Check the designated Discord channel for the message. Ensure the message contains the correct issue details.

After confirming that the integration works, you have successfully set up GitHub notifications in Discord using Pabbly Connect.

Conclusion

Using Pabbly Connect, you can easily integrate GitHub notifications with Discord. This setup allows your team to stay informed about new issues in real-time, enhancing collaboration and response times. Follow the steps outlined above to streamline your workflow.