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Integrating TRELLO with Git Issues and Actions

Trello can be integrated with Git Issues and Actions.

Trello offers a GitHub Power-Up that allows users to attach pull requests, issues, and commits directly to Trello cards

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To enable the Power-Up, users can open the board menu on the right side of the page, select the Power-Ups menu option, and then click the "Enable" button next to the GitHub Power-Up.

After enabling the Power-Up, users can authenticate with GitHub by clicking on the gear symbol and then clicking on "Authorize Account" to give their GitHub account access to Trello.

Then they can click "Link Your GitHub Account." In the new window, they can click "Authorize application" to allow Trello to access their GitHub account

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Once the Power-Up is active, users can access it from the Power-Ups button on the back of any Trello card on that board. Here, they can attach a Branch, Commit, Issue, or Pull Request to their cards. By default, linking GitHub content to a Trello card using the Power-Up will automatically leave a comment

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In addition to the GitHub Power-Up, there are other ways to integrate Trello with GitHub. For example, Zapier and Unito offer integrations that allow users to sync Trello and GitHub in a 2-way real-time integration to sync issues and cards

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. There is also a GitHub Action available on the GitHub Marketplace that allows users to link GitHub issues and pull requests with Trello cards

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How to attach pull requests, issues, and commits to Trello cards using the GitHub Power-Up

To attach pull requests, issues, and commits to Trello cards using the GitHub Power-Up, follow these steps:

Open Trello and select the board you want to use for this.

Click on the board menu on the right side of the page.

Select the "Power-Ups" menu option.

In the search field, type "GitHub" and hit enter on your keyboard.

Click "Add associated with the GitHub Power-Up."

Click "Settings."

Click "Authorize Account" from the Settings dropdown, and then click "Link Your GitHub Account."

In the new window, click "Authorize application" to allow Trello to access your GitHub account.

Close the Power-Ups window.

Open the Trello card you want to attach the GitHub content to.

Click the "GitHub" button in the Power-Ups section on the back of the card.

Select the type of content you want to attach (Branch, Commit, Issue, or Pull Request).

Search for the content you want to attach and select it.

Add any additional comments or details you want to include.

Click "Attach" to add the content to the Trello card.

By default, linking GitHub content to a Trello card using the Power-Up will automatically leave a comment

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