GitHub

BetterBugs Integration with GitHub

Here's how to configure and integrate BetterBugs with GitHub:

BetterBugs Integration with GitHub

1. Download and install the BetterBugs extension.

2. Capture the bug using the Screen Capture, Video Recording, or Rewind feature.

3. Add a title (Required) and other details about the bug.

4. Open the "Send to your tools" dropdown from the top right corner of the report screen.

5. Click on "Authorize BetterBugs" to connect with your GitHub account.

6. Below the "Send to your tools" dropdown, make the selections as per your preference for BetterBugs Workspace and Project: Dropdown 1: User's Workspace (default: BetterBugs Workspace Name) Dropdown 2: User's Project (default: BetterBugs Project Name)

Important Note: The integration will happen to the specific project you selected within BetterBugs. This means that if you have multiple projects, you'll need to set up separate integrations for each one.

1. Click again on the "Send to your tools" dropdown.

2. Click "GitHub issue". This fetches the available GitHub repository names for "Your GitHub issue info". Select the GitHub repository and add details like Assignees, Labels, and Due date.

3. Hit the "Upload Bug" button.

That's it. A new tab with the created GitHub Task opens up posting the Issue to the selected GitHub repository containing all the details and a link to the complete bug report with developer tools info. You can access the complete bug report on the BetterBugs Dashboard with all the information.

You have successfully integrated GitHub with BetterBugs.

Here's how to send your existing BetterBugs report to GitHub:

1. Log in to your BetterBugs account.

2. Select the project (within BetterBugs) that’s integrated with GitHub.

3. Open the report you want to share.

4. Click "Send to your tools" from the top menu and select "GitHub issue" from the "Select" dropdown.

5. This fetches the available GitHub repository names for "Your GitHub issue info". Select the GitHub repository and add details like Assignees, Labels, and Due date. (Note: You can also update any details already available in the bug report.)

6. Hit the "Create Task" button.

There you have it. A new tab with the created GitHub Task opens up posting the Issue to the selected GitHub repository containing all the details and a link to the complete bug report with developer tools info.