GitHub

Manage issues, pull requests, and repositories. Get notified about code changes, automate release notes, and keep your dev team informed.

Supported Triggers and Actions

Bubble Lab helps you create workflows that connect your apps to automate repetitive tasks. A trigger is an event that starts a workflow, and an action is an event that can happen during the workflow.

Triggers

Events in GitHub that can start your workflow

No native triggers. Use webhooks or scheduled triggers to start workflows with GitHub.

Actions

Things your workflow can do with GitHub

• Get File — Get the contents of a file from a GitHub repository
• Get Directory — Get the contents of a directory from a GitHub repository
• List Pull Requests — List pull requests in a GitHub repository
• Get Pull Request — Get detailed information about a specific pull request
• Create Pr Comment — Add a comment to a pull request
• List Repositories — List repositories for the authenticated user
• Get Repository — Get detailed information about a specific repository
• Create Issue Comment — Add a comment to an issue
• Create Issue — Create a new issue in a GitHub repository
• List Issues — List issues in a GitHub repository

Example workflows

Click any example to try it with Pearl.

PR Review Alerts

Send notifications via Slack when PRs are opened or need review, and post updates to the team channel.

Issue Tracking

Sync GitHub issues to Airtable for project management and send notifications via Slack for critical bugs.

Release Documentation

Generate release notes from merged PRs and create a Notion page documenting each release.

Disclaimer

Bubble Lab workflows may use Large Language Models (LLMs) such as GPT, Claude, and Gemini to generate responses and automate tasks. AI-generated content may be inaccurate, incomplete, or outdated. Users should independently verify any AI-generated outputs before relying on them for decisions.