Assign the issue to Echelar. The pull request comes back on it.
Connect your Linear workspace, map teams and projects to repositories, and anyone can assign an issue to Echelar. A Session works it where the issue's followers can watch, and the pull request attaches to the issue.
How Linear connects
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Connect the Linear integration for your workspace.
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Map teams, projects, or labels to repositories; Echelar asks when a mapping is missing.
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Assign an issue to Echelar, or mention it on one.
What Echelar does in Linear
- Work an assigned issue
- Scoped bugs and small features with clear acceptance criteria. Ambiguous issues get a question back, not a guess.
- Show progress on the issue
- The Session streams its activity onto the issue as it works, so anyone following it can watch without opening another tool.
- Attach the result to the issue
- The pull request appears on the issue with the requester's name, ready for your team to review.
What it cannot do
Limits are part of the integration, not a setting. The security page covers where code runs and who can enable what.
- Move issues on its own. Your board changes only through an Automation you authored and a person enabled.
- Create or close issues on its own.
- Merge the pull request it attached.
Bring the real one.
One repository, connected live, in thirty minutes with the founder.