GitHub
File a real GitHub issue without leaving ForgeOps
Connect a repo with a personal access token, then turn any issue into a real GitHub issue in one click -- title, culprit, and backtrace included.
- A personal access token, not a GitHub App -- no app to register, no review to wait on, works the moment the token's saved
- One click files the issue: title, culprit, first/last seen, event count, and the latest occurrence's backtrace, plus a link back to the ForgeOps issue
- Filing again is blocked once one exists for a given issue -- the button becomes a link to the GitHub issue instead of creating a duplicate
A token you generate yourself, pasted into project settings
Connecting a repo is a personal access token from your own GitHub account (Settings → Developer settings → Personal access tokens) with the repo scope, or Issues: Read and write on a fine-grained token, pasted into that project's settings alongside which repo (owner/repo) it should file into.
From there, an issue's detail page gets a "Create GitHub issue" button for anyone with at least member access. The request goes straight to GitHub's own REST API -- nothing routes through a third-party OAuth flow first.
The same action row as Resolve/Ignore/Reopen, once a repo's connected.