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GitHub issue event triggers a Discord message

GitHub is the largest web-based platform that provides developers with a place to host and manage their software projects.

You can receive notifications when specific events occur in a repository by adding a GitHub Source on Vanus Cloud.

This guide will help you get a Discord notification whenever an issue is opened in your repository.

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Get Started

Step 1: Configure the Source - Authorize GitHub and select a GitHub repo

  • Log in to Vanus Cloud and choose the GitHub issue event triggers a Discord message template.

  • Find the Sign in with GitHub button and authorize GitHub. Then, select the repo you want to configure.

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Step 2: Configure Sink - Get the Discord Webhook URL

  • Open Discord in your browser and go to your desired Discord Server

  • Go to the Server settings and click on Integrations

  • Click on New Webhook. Open the newly created Webhook and Copy the Webhook URL

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Step 3: Configure Subscription

  • Go back to Vanus CLoud webiste and scroll down to Sink Configuration

  • Paste the copied URL in the Webhook URL section and click Submit

  • Your connection has been succesfully created

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Note: You can customize the display format and content of the notifications by configuring the Subscription.

  • After submission, the status will show as running. Now you can create a new issue in the repo you selected to test the notification system you just set up.

Result Display

  • When a new issue is created, you will receive a real-time GitHub Issue Notify in Discord.

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