This template starts when GitHub opens or updates an issue in the repository you watch.
JavaScript maps title and body, then creates an Aha idea through the Aha API. Connect GitHub. Put the Aha API key in that JavaScript node, and include the Aha product ID new ideas belong to.
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The scenario starts when GitHub opens or updates an issue in the repository you connect.
JavaScript reads the issue title, body, and labels so the Aha idea has the same context.
JavaScript sends those fields to the Aha API and creates the idea. Put the Aha API key in that JavaScript node.
Add a GitHub connection with access to the repository. Add a trigger for new or updated issues and select that repo.
Add a JavaScript node and put your Aha API key there, along with the Aha product ID that should receive ideas.
In JavaScript, map issue title and body onto the Aha idea. Include labels when Aha has a place for them. Open a test issue and confirm the idea appears.
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