How can I filter for only certain pull requests?

DryMerge allows you to filter pull requests by specifying criteria such as labels, branches, or specific developers. Simply define the conditions, and DryMerge will log only the relevant pull requests.

Can I log the pull requests in an Excel sheet instead?

Yes, you can log the pull requests in an Excel sheet instead of a Google Sheet. Just specify your preference, and DryMerge will handle the rest.

How can I connect GitHub to Google Sheets?

DryMerge uses OAuth to connect to both GitHub and Google Sheets. Ensure that the necessary permissions are granted for both services to allow seamless integration.

Which people use this automation? What do they use it for?

This automation is commonly used by software development teams for tracking and reviewing pull requests, enhancing collaboration and project management.

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GitHub + Google Sheets

Log GitHub Pull Requests in Google Sheets

Track the progress and details of software development by logging new pull requests from GitHub into a Google Sheet. This allows for easy monitoring and reviewing of code changes, enhancing collaboration and project management.

New Pull Request

Triggers when a new pull request is created in GitHub.

Log to Google Sheets

Logs the pull request details in a Google Sheet.

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Catalog GitHub Pull Requests in Google Sheets

GitHub + Google Sheets

Track GitHub Pull Requests in Google Sheets

GitHub + Google Sheets

Log GitHub Pull Request Details in Google Sheets

GitHub + Google Sheets

How to use DryMerge

Ask for what you want.

Tell DryMerge what you want to automate using plain English. For example, "Log GitHub pull requests in Google Sheets"

Log GitHub pull requests in Google Sheets

DryMerge figures out the details.

Based on your description, DryMerge identifies the apps involved, determines the appropriate triggers and actions, and creates the automation for you.

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Your workflow is ready to go!

Once DryMerge has created your automation, it will run automatically whenever the trigger event occurs, saving you time and effort.

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Our Capabilities

See what DryMerge can do with GitHub + Google Sheets.

Create Issue

Creates a new issue in a GitHub repository

Comment on Issue

Comments on an existing issue in a GitHub repository

Create Pull Request

Creates a new pull request in a GitHub repository

Update Issue

Updates an existing issue in a GitHub repository

List GitHub Owners and Repositories

Lists all owners (users and organizations) and their repositories that the authenticated user can access

New GitHub Commit

Triggers when a new GitHub commit is made

New GitHub Issue

Triggers when a new GitHub issue is created

New GitHub Pull Request

Triggers when a new GitHub pull request is created

New GitHub Star

Triggers when a new GitHub star is received

New Comment

Triggers when a new comment is added to a GitHub repository

New GitHub Release

Triggers when a new release is created in a GitHub repository

Delete Sheet

Handles the deletion of Google Sheets' first tab

App details

GitHub

GitHub is a web-based platform for version control and collaboration. Automate development processes and trigger actions based on repository events.

Google Sheets

Google Sheets is a web-based spreadsheet application for creating, editing, and collaborating on spreadsheets. Read, write, and manipulate data for powerful data management and analysis.