Synchronize GitHub Repositories With Kroolo
Welcome to Kroolo, your smart productivity powerhouse. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to streamline project management by syncing GitHub repositories with Kroolo, a smart productivity tool.
1. Navigate to the Project Section
In your Kroolo dashboard, locate and select the Project section.
2. Open Your Project
Open the desired project you wish to sync with GitHub. For this guide, we’ll use a project that lists all bugs as an example.
3. Click on “Sync Repos”
Within the project, find and select Sync Repos to start the synchronization process.
4. Connect to GitHub
When prompted, click Connect next to GitHub to link your account.
5. Manage the Workspace
After connecting GitHub, click Manage to configure your workspace settings.
6. Select the Workspace
Choose the appropriate workspace for your project from the list.
7. Choose the Project
Select the specific project you want to sync with GitHub, such as App Launch in this example.
8. Confirm Project Selection
In the workspace, make sure you select the correct project you wish to sync.
9. Select the Repository
Choose the repository from GitHub that you’d like to sync, like APUG Reports in this example.
10. Enable Bidirectional Sync
Opt for the Bidirectional Sync feature, which keeps updates between Kroolo and GitHub in sync, reflecting changes on both platforms.
11. Save the Settings
Click Save to finalize the synchronization settings.
12. Close the Pop-Up
Once saved, close the sync pop-up window to return to the main Kroolo interface.
13. Return to the Home Page
Go back to the Home page on Kroolo.
14. Navigate to Projects
Access the Projects section to view your synchronized projects.
15. Open the Bug Reports Project
Select the bug reports project you synchronized to view or add tasks.
16. Add a New Task
In your project, add a new task. For example, list a new bug by creating a task.
17. Enter the Bug Name
Type in the name or details of the bug.
18. Save the Task
Click Save to add the new task to the project.
19. Verify in GitHub
Open your repository on GitHub, and go to the Issues section to confirm the new task has synced.
20. Create a New Issue on GitHub
To test synchronization, create a new issue directly in GitHub.
21. Submit the New Issue
Submit the issue, and it will reflect on Kroolo as well.
22. Refresh Kroolo
Refresh your Kroolo page to see the new issue appear in your project backlog.
You’ve successfully synchronized your GitHub repository with Kroolo! Now, bug and issue tracking are seamlessly integrated across both platforms.
