Is there a way for my team to do a preferably 2-way integration between GitHub and Asana without using Unito?
I share interest in this; the Unito integration must mark all github-side issues as edited even if it doesn’t actually edit them.
@Mechie_Nkengla and @James_Campbell1,
Have either of you tried using Zapier to connect the two? Seems like that should be possible, depending on what specifically you’re trying to do.
Wow – I’d consider this fairly well solved by Zapier. Quick setup appears to give much more precise functionality than Unito that also preserves the underlying GitHub information. Thank you @Phil_Seeman!
I’d recommend that Asana updates their GitHub integration page to at least include Zapier–it seems very odd to have a click on GitHub take you directly to the Unito page with no more detail.
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Wow, same here. Zapier is infinitely better than Unito. Thank you @Phil_Seeman for pointing it out.
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Thanks @Phil_Seeman, I am using Zapier but in a roundabout way.
FYI Unito is about to come out with a new version of their sync tool. I never used the old one so I can’t compare directly but I tried the new one and liked it - I used it to set up an Asana-to-Asana sync so as to have a live duplicate copy of a project.