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GitHub and Dart

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GitHub and Dart overview

Engineering teams integrate Dart with GitHub to enable convenient automated linking between Dart tasks and GitHub PRs and branches. The integration can be used to set up custom rules and configurations for how Dart tasks behave when their linked Github issues are updated, merged, or deployed.

What is GitHub?

GitHub is a platform that enables developers to collaborate on software development. It uses Git software to provide distributed version control for software projects. In addition to version control GitHub also provides repositories to store files, continuous integration/continuous deployment (CI/CD), various security tools, and social and community-building features. GitHub is used widely by individual developers, open-source communities, and even enterprises to build and manage their software projects. GitHub was acquired by Microsoft in 2018 where it is currently a subsidiary.

Dart GitHub integration setup

To set up the integration first go the GitHub integration page in settings and click the button to link Dart and Github. Follow through all the setup instructions and permissions. This integration works based on Dart task IDs in branch names. You can get the appropriate branch name for any task by clicking the branch icon in that task's header.

After enabling the integration, choose on the first toggle whether you want to enable link comments which will automatically comment on pull requests with a link to the corresponding task. Then choose on the second toggle whether to automatically assign unassigned tasks to whoever copies the branch link. Finally, below the toggles configure which events in GitHub will cause updates and what status they correspond to.

Frequently asked Questions

Still not sure? Let us explain couple of things.

Can I customize how I view and organize my projects?

Yes, Dart provides multiple layouts including list, board, and calendar views. You can also filter and sort tasks, create custom properties to structure information your way, and organize projects within Spaces for team-based work management.

What features support agile project management?

Dart provides Sprint functionality for iterative work cycles, real-time dashboards for progress tracking, roadmaps for planning ahead, and reporting capabilities for performance analysis. Workflow automation and keyboard shortcuts help teams maintain momentum throughout their sprints.

Is Dart suitable for all types of projects?

Dart is one of the most highly adaptable AI project management tools, suitable for various types of projects, including agile software development, marketing campaigns, and operations management. In addition, Dart can be utilized by both small teams and large organizations, making it very flexible and useful in various scenarios.

What is the unique value of Dart over other project management tools?

Dart provides a full suite of project management essentials improved with fully-integrated AI enhancements. Every step of the project management journey, from brainstorming to planning, working on tasks, and summarizing results is helped along with Dart's AI.

What AI features does Dart offer?

Dart includes AI-powered task execution, subtask generation, project planning, and duplicate detection. The platform also offers an AI design agent that creates prototypes from tasks, AI brainstorming for structuring ideas, and natural language filling that converts plain text into task properties automatically.

How do teams collaborate in Dart?

Teams can work together using features like role-based access control, live syncing for real-time updates, customizable forms, and built-in time tracking. Additional tools like tags, priority settings, and dashboards help teams stay organized and monitor progress.

Does Dart integrate with my existing tools?

Dart integrates with GitHub, Slack, Discord, ChatGPT, Claude, Microsoft Teams, Zapier, Google Calendar, email, and spreadsheets. You can also use Dart's API, libraries, and CLI to build custom integrations and automate workflows.