Intégration GitHub
Connectez vos dépôts GitHub avec OpenProject pour optimiser vos processus de gestion de projet.
Les projets réussis nécessitent un alignement entre la planification et le développement. Sans une connexion claire, les tâches se perdent, les équipes se déconcentrent et les délais ne sont pas respectés. L’intégration de GitHub pour OpenProject fait le lien entre la planification et la programmation. Elle permet à vos équipes de rester connectées, à vos progrès d’être visibles et à votre flux de travail d’être fluide. Faites défiler vers le bas pour en savoir plus sur le fonctionnement de l’intégration GitHub d’OpenProject.
Copy Git snippets from OpenProject work packages to link your planning and development with just a few clicks. Each snippet includes a branch name that contains the work package type, ID, and subject.
Using Git snippets for work packages saves you time and ensures all information comes together in one place, even if you use different tools. This is particularly helpful if you work in teams.
The GitHub integration works seamlessly with your command-line workflow. Link commits and pull requests to work packages in OpenProject simply by referencing their IDs — no need to leave your code editor.
The screenshot shows how to create a new branch with an empty commit in your terminal, using the snippet provided by OpenProject. When you push your changes, the integration adds a note to the work package’s Activity tab along with the GitHub tab — automatically and without extra steps.
If you included the work package reference (OP#ID or URL) in your commit message or branch with the name including the work package ID as provided by the git snippets, OpenProject automatically adds PR information to the work package’s Activity and GitHub tabs. Status changes such as opened, marked ready for review, or closed are tracked automatically — so you can stay up to date without switching tools.
Build and test results from GitHub Actions are also visible at a glance. Your team stays informed, and stakeholders can follow progress. All information can be found on the work package, without having to manually insert links to GitHub.
