How to Integrate GitHub with QuickHunt

This guide shows you the exact steps to connect GitHub with QuickHunt. Follow the flow below to complete the setup.
Step 1: Open Integrations
From the left sidebar, click Integrations in the QuickHunt app.
In the Integrations page, find GitHub in the list.
Click Connect.

Step 2: Authorize GitHub Access
You’ll be redirected to GitHub’s authorization page.
Choose whether to give access to all repositories or specific repositories.
Review the requested permissions:
Read access to metadata
Read and write access to code, commit statuses, and issues
Click Install & Authorize.

Step 3: Return to QuickHunt
After authorization, you’ll be redirected back to QuickHunt. Your GitHub account is now successfully connected.
Step 4: Configure Automation Rules
In the QuickHunt GitHub integration settings, enable the toggle for Enable Integration.
Set up automation rules:
Define what happens when linked GitHub issues are closed.
For example, automatically change QuickHunt feedback status to In Review and notify your team.
(Optional) Enable Auto-Publish Changelog from GitHub Commits to automatically publish changelogs when commit messages follow the required format.
Step 5: Save & Complete
Click Save to confirm your integration settings.
Your GitHub integration is now active.

Step 6: Example in Action
Here’s how it works in practice: A commit message in GitHub triggers a changelog entry in QuickHunt. - Closing a GitHub issue automatically updates the linked feedback status in QuickHunt.

That’s it! You’ve successfully integrated GitHub with QuickHunt.