When I use the GitHub Bot, it only displays GitHub repositories that I own. It does not include repositories, issues, and pull requests for an organization that I contribute to.
How do I connect a GitHub organization to Microsoft Teams so that I can list and post details of issues and pull requests I created in my organization?
This feature is currently not available. The GitHub Microsoft Teams integration creators have added it to their feature backlog.
Thank you for sharing the feedback. Currently the GitHub bot don't have features to support for organization related repositories, issues and pull request that we contribute. We have added this in feature backlog and will discuss with feature team regarding prioritization. — Subhasish-MSFT
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We are planning to migrate 15-20 repositories from GitHub to Bitbucket,
Is there any checklist of the all the items that we migrate?
It seems that PR, Issues can not be migrated with Bitbucket Import feature, is there any automated way to migrate the same?
Is there anything else that cannot be migrated with Bitbucket Import feature?
Any known issues/problems that can be faced?
Checked multiple blogs but could not find our answers.
The Bitbucket import feature seems to be strictly limited to code import (from CodePlex, GitHub, Google Code, SourceForge, Subversion, or another Git-based hosting site)
It won't manage issues, pull requests or merge requests.
And it won't manage user account migration, which means a collaborator would need to recreate their account on BitBucket, and email aliases need to be configured, in order to associate commits to the new (BitBucket) account.
I want to access pages such as community, contributors to see the effect of members on the repository, but I cannot click it because it is disabled. What could be the reason for this?
These insights are only available in public repositories with GitHub Free and GitHub Free for organisations as well as in public and private repositories with GitHub Pro, GitHub Team and GitHub Enterprise Cloud.
More details can be found in the overview of GitHub's products and pricing plans.
I read the documentation about the GitHub integration in AppVeyor and one thing is still not clear to me:
When I want to use GitHub teams, do I still need to invite people to be collaborators in AppVeyor?
If so, how does it work with permissions? If both GitHub teams and users/collaborators are assigned to roles, what does take precedence? Eg. user is directly assigned to an "Administrators" role and also a member of a GitHub team with a lower set of permissions. Are the two sets of permissions combined somehow?
In other words, is it possible to manage access to AppVeyor only through GitHub teams? (Without having to invite users to AppVeyor.) If not, what's the point of GitHub teams integration...?
I configured several GitHub teams from our organization (Kentico) with certain roles in AppVeyor. However, the users belonging to the GitHub teams didn't see the Kentico account in AppVeyor when they signed in with their GitHub account.
You do not have to invite GitHub team members (though you can). They should see your account in top left drop down when logged with GitHub button.
If you still invite them, GitHub team role takes over role you assigned in invitation.
Yes, you should be able just use GitHub teams. When GitHub team member login into AppVeyor with GitHub button, hidden Collaborator automatically created.
Let us troubleshoot your specific users over support ticket you created on our forum.
I tried to:
Revoke access and authorize again at https://ci.appveyor.com/account/kentico/authorizations - DIDN'T WORK
Remove and recreate the GitHub team at https://ci.appveyor.com/account/kentico/github-teams - DIDN'T WORK
Verify that both AppVeyor and AppVeyor CI are authorized OAuth apps at https://github.com/settings/applications - DIDN'T WORK
Reinstalled AppVeyor from GitHub marketplace: https://github.com/marketplace/appveyor - WORKED
I am wondering if anyone builded a tool that can watch things like:
github bugs (multiple projects)
gerrit reviews (multiple gerrit instances, I already have patches in 3)
jira bugs (multiple instances)
Clearly such a tool would have to be able to talk with different API for github, gerrit and jira.
Few notes:
* Email doesn't really work (just ignore it)
* A hosted service would not work because some of these are on intranet
* A browser extension may work
If you are a GitHub organizations user, you can have all the issues and pull request and the projects for organizations tab. See the link: https://github.com/blog/2272-introducing-projects-for-organizations
You must manually add the issues and PRs to the projects. AFAIK there is no tool to do it right now. You can still track all your PR's and issues at your git dashboard.
All,
How do you associate a GitHub issue (developer task) to a Jira issue (user story).
And how do you configure Jira to have full visibility into GitHub issue status, and commits?
As background, we currently use Jira Cloud.
JIRA integrates with Atlassian Stash. You can set up integrations to change the status of the JIRA according to things like when a pull request is opened or merged. You will also have links from the JIRA page to see the individual commits. See the JIRA INTEGRATION section on the link.