How to migrate PivotalTracker user stories to Github issues? [closed] - github

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Is there any beautiful and easy way to migrate all the user stories from Pivotal Tracker to GitHub Issues?

Ok, i found solution for myself and made some compilation here:
https://github.com/Bazai/pivotal2github

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In a 2013 blog post Github introduced task lists for Github-Flavored Markdown. I am looking for examples of this feature being used in the wild. Can you point me to any?
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