GitHub

Jira

GitHub to Jira integrations IFTTT helps you save time and boost productivity.

Triggers (If this)

Any new notification from a repository

This Trigger fires every time you receive a new notification from a specific repository on Github.
New issue

This trigger fires when a new issue is created.
Any new repository event

This trigger fires every time a new event occurs in a repository.
Issue updated

This trigger fires when an issue is updated.
Any new release

This Trigger fires every time a repo release a new version on Github.
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)

Actions (Then that)

Find or create an Applet

Start by discovering an automation to connect or customizing your own. It's quick and easy.

Connect IFTTT to your accounts

Securely connect your GitHub and Jira accounts.

Finalize and customize your Applet

Review your trigger and action settings. Your Applet is ready to go!

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