Not only can you import issues from GitHub for prioritization in Ducalis, you can also create issues for GitHub. Push to GitHub allows you to quickly create issues for your GitHub backlog without having to leave Ducalis.
You can add to GitHub backlog:
- Issues you created in a Prioritization board.
- Idea added to your voting board.
Push An Issue From Your Ducalis Backlog
- In the Prioritization board that you connected with Github:
- the issues you imported from Github have the Github icon.
- and the ones you created in Ducalis have the Ducalis icon.
- Click on the issue you want to send to Github to open the issue card.
- In the issue card, click on the ellipses found in the top right corner to open a dropdown menu.
- From the dropdown menu, select Push to Github.
- Fill in the needed information:
- Choose the repository. The repository that will be available to choose from will be the ones you selected when you were integrating Github with this board.
- Fill in, or edit, the title or description of the issue if there is need to.
- The assignees that will be available to choose from will be the ones from Github. If you have a user on your board who is not in your Github account, they will not appear in the dropdown list.
- Add labels if you have any labels you created.
- When you are done, click Create issue.
Push A Public Idea from your Voting board
You can also quickly add feedback from your customers that is on your Voting board to your Github backlog.
- Go to the Voting board.
- Under All, select the idea you want to add to your backlog to open its card. Issues not added to the internal backlog have the warning icon.
- When you open the card, on the top right corner, you will have the option to either add the idea as a new issue, or link it with another issue.
- Choose the option to add it as a new issue. Then from the dropdown menu choose In Github (link with Ducalis).
- Fill in the needed information:
- Choose the repository. The repository that will be available to choose from will be the ones you selected when you were integrating Github with this board.
- Fill in, or edit, the title or description of the issue if there is need to.
- The assignees that will be available to choose from will be the ones from Github. If you have a user on your board who is not in your Github account, they will not appear in the dropdown list.
- Add labels if you have any labels you created..
- When you are done, click Create issue. An issue will be created both in Ducallis and Github.
If the GitHub issue you created does not match the Import filters it will not appear in Ducalis. To see it in Ducalis you should change the Import filters.
