This template receives Slack reaction events on a webhook, keeps the run when the emoji matches the one you chose, loads the original message from Slack, and creates a Linear issue with that text.
Connect Slack and Linear. Paste the Latenode webhook URL into Slack Event Subscriptions for reaction events. Put the Slack bot token on the Slack connection and the Linear API key on the Linear connection.
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A webhook starts the scenario when Slack posts a reaction event.
JavaScript reads the emoji, channel, and message timestamp. The run continues only for the emoji you set.
Slack returns the original message text so Linear can use it as the issue title and description.
Linear creates an issue in the team you choose from that message.
Add a webhook trigger and copy its URL. In Slack Event Subscriptions, paste that URL and subscribe to reaction events.
Add a Slack connection and paste the bot token there. Invite the bot to the channel where people will react.
Add a Linear connection and paste your Linear API key there. Pick the team that should receive issues.
In JavaScript, continue only when the reaction emoji matches the one you want. Load the Slack message, then create the Linear issue with title and description from that text. React to a test message and confirm the issue in Linear.
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