GitHub pull requests
Code changes synced from GitHub, with the issues they address.
A GitHub pull request record is a code change from one of your synced repositories. You follow it here and merge it in GitHub.
How it works
The sync sets a pull request's title, body, number, link, and head commit, and its status: Draft, Open, Merged, or Closed. In Continual you set only its Issues, the GitHub issues it addresses.
Continual does not fetch reviews or checks yet, so Review and Checks show Not fetched.
Object: changes freely, and its history keeps the old values.
Status
- Draft
- Open
- Merged
- Closed
Fields
- RepositorySet by Continual
- Link to a gitHub repository
- BodySet by Continual
- Formatted text
- TitleSet by Continual
- Text
- NumberSet by Continual
- Number
- URLSet by Continual
- Web address
- ReviewSet by Continual
- Not fetched, Pending, Changes requested, Approved
- ChecksSet by Continual
- Not fetched, Pending, Passing, Failing
- Head commitSet by Continual
- Text
- Issues
The GitHub issues this change addresses.
- Links to gitHub issues