GitHub Plugin
Link commits, branches, and pull requests to Pomavo tickets automatically using ticket keys.
Overview
The GitHub integration connects your code to your tickets. When you reference a ticket key in a branch name, commit message, or pull request, Pomavo automatically links that development activity to the ticket, so anyone looking at the ticket can see the code that implements it.
Ticket Keys
Every ticket has a human-readable key, such as TASK-465. Mentioning that key in your Git workflow is all it takes to create a link:
- Branch names:
feature/TASK-465-add-export - Commit messages:
Fix export crash (TASK-465) - Pull request titles and descriptions: reference one or more ticket keys
A single commit or pull request can reference multiple ticket keys, linking the same work to several tickets at once.
What Gets Linked
Once connected, the integration surfaces development activity directly on the ticket:
- Branches that mention the ticket key
- Commits that reference the ticket
- Pull requests that mention the ticket, along with their status
This gives you a live view of implementation progress without leaving the ticket.
How It Works
The integration receives events from GitHub through a secure, signature-verified webhook, scans the relevant text for ticket keys, and indexes the matching branches, commits, and pull requests per organization. Ticket panels then surface that activity by looking it up against the ticket's key. Because it is delivered as a plugin, it installs per organization and runs alongside the rest of Pomavo without modifying the core application.
Install the integration
Add the GitHub integration to your organization from the marketplace.
Connect your repositories
Authorize access so Pomavo can receive events from the repositories you care about.
Reference ticket keys
Include ticket keys in branches, commits, and pull requests as you work.
See links appear
Development activity shows up automatically on the referenced tickets.