Copy GitHub contributors to a Google Sheet
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How does this automation work?
Bardeen's playbook "Copy GitHub contributors to a Google Sheet" enables teams to seamlessly transfer contributor data from GitHub repositories to a Google Sheet. This workflow is essential for project managers and team leaders who want to keep track of contributions and collaborate more effectively. By automating the process of data transfer, you can save time, reduce errors, and maintain a real-time overview of your project's contributors.
Here’s a step-by-step guide to using this automated workflow:
- Step 1: Get GitHub Contributors - This command retrieves a list of all contributors from a specified GitHub repository. You'll need to input the repository from which you want to gather contributor information.
- Step 2: Add to Google Sheet - Bardeen then takes the list of contributors and appends it to a designated Google Sheet tab. You'll specify which Google Sheet you'd like to update with the new data, ensuring your spreadsheets stay up-to-date with the latest contributor details.
How to run the playbook
Is there a way to get a list of GitHub contributors with their contact info as a simple Google Sheet?
There are over one million contributors on GitHub who push thousands of lines of code every single day. Each time a pull request is merged into a repository, the person who generated the pull request will get added as a contributor to the repository.
GitHub displays the contributors at the bottom right-hand corner of the repository, and it isn’t very convenient given that it only displays names and avatars.
What if you want an updated list of contributors with details like Username, Profile URL, and organization URL?
The answer is to use this automation!
The automation has two arguments to input when you run it:
1- GitHub repository
2 - Google sheet name
Boom! Just like that, you have a list of contributors for the repository in a Google Sheet. No copy-pasting!
This automation is helpful if you want access to an updated list of contributors for a repository or if you want to display the contributors in a Readme.md file.
Tip: Check out our other playbooks that will help you get information from GitHub. You can get a list of contributors who starred a GitHub repository and copy their information to Google Sheets or Find the email address of a GitHub user with one click.
Discover more integration opportunities with GitHub integrations, Google Sheets, or both GitHub + Google Sheets, or tailor the playbook to better suit your distinct workflow preferences.
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