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GitHub integration
File a GitHub issue for each submission, ideal for bug reports and feature requests that belong in your tracker.
What it does
Open a GitHub issue from each submission. Delivery is asynchronous and retried automatically, and any credentials you enter are encrypted at rest.
Step 1: set up GitHub
Do this once in GitHub to get the details you'll paste into ShipMyForm.
- 1Create an access token. Create a fine-grained or classic Personal Access Token with Issues: write on the target repository.
- 2Note the repository. Use the owner/name form, e.g. acme/website.
Step 2: connect it in ShipMyForm
- 1Open your form's Connectors tab. Choose github from the connector list.
- 2Enter your details. Paste Access token, Repository from the steps above.
- 3Add and test. Click Add, then Test to send a sample submission and confirm it arrives.
What you'll enter
- Access token: A fine-grained or classic PAT with Issues: write on the repo.
- Repository
Use cases
- Bug-report and feature-request forms become issues automatically.
- Collect user feedback straight into your backlog.
- Triage inbound reports without leaving GitHub.
Good to know:
- Each submission creates a new issue (no dedup or labels yet).
Route GitHub (and everything else) from one form.
A submission can fan out to as many connectors as you like.
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