Bring GitHub pull requests and issues directly into Pumble with link previews.
Connect GitHub
The GitHub integration allows you and your team to link their development activity to Pumble channels.
Stay up to date with activities happening in GitHub like new commits, issues, status updates, or code reviews.
Give your team more information when you share links to GitHub activities like pull requests, comments, code snippets.
Close and reopen existing issues and pull requests in GitHub right from Pumble channels with /github command.
To start communication with your team, the first thing you need to do is create an account.
On the Pumble’s sidebar go to the Apps section and choose GitHub from the list.
For using the GitHub integration, you need to authorize the app in Pumble.
Send a command for subscription and get the link for the installation Pumble on GitHub.
Now, you’re ready to use integration and to get all important information from GitHub in one Pumble channel.
Pumble integrations connect tools like Google Calendar, Email and Zapier to Pumble, to help supercharge your workflow. Integrations are built using Pumble API.
Yes you can. The Pumble API is publicly available for anyone to explore. You can view our documentation and get started. You can create internal integrations for private use, or build public integrations that are available to Pumble users.
While Pumble does not charge a fee to use integrations, our partners may charge a fee for using their service.
You can access the API and install integrations on any Pumble subscription.
