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Triggers and actions for GitHub

A trigger is the GitHub event that starts a workflow. An action is what FlowMattic does in GitHub from a step.

Event	What it does	Type
New / Updated Issue	Triggers when an issue is opened, edited, closed, labeled or assigned.	Trigger
New Issue Comment	Triggers when a comment is created on an issue or pull request.	Trigger
New / Updated Pull Request	Triggers when a pull request is opened, edited, closed or merged.	Trigger
Pull Request Review	Triggers when a pull request review is submitted.	Trigger
Pull Request Review Comment	Triggers when a comment is left on a pull request diff.	Trigger
New Push	Triggers when commits are pushed to a repository.	Trigger
New Star	Triggers when the repository is starred.	Trigger
New Fork	Triggers when the repository is forked.	Trigger
New Release	Triggers when a release is published, edited or deleted.	Trigger
Label Created / Edited	Triggers when a label is created, edited or deleted.	Trigger
Milestone Created / Edited	Triggers when a milestone is created, edited or closed.	Trigger
New Branch or Tag	Triggers when a branch or tag is created.	Trigger
Branch or Tag Deleted	Triggers when a branch or tag is deleted.	Trigger
Collaborator Added	Triggers when a user is added as a collaborator.	Trigger
New Commit Comment	Triggers when a comment is created on a commit.	Trigger
Workflow Run Completed	Triggers when a GitHub Actions workflow run is requested or completed.	Trigger
Workflow Job Updated	Triggers when a GitHub Actions workflow job is queued, started or completed.	Trigger
Check Run Updated	Triggers when a check run is created, completed or re-requested.	Trigger
Check Suite Updated	Triggers when a check suite is completed or requested.	Trigger
Commit Status Updated	Triggers when the status of a commit changes.	Trigger
New Deployment	Triggers when a deployment is created.	Trigger
Deployment Status Updated	Triggers when a deployment status changes.	Trigger
New / Updated Discussion	Triggers when a discussion is created, edited or answered.	Trigger
New Discussion Comment	Triggers when a comment is added to a discussion.	Trigger
Wiki Page Updated	Triggers when a wiki (gollum) page is created or updated.	Trigger
Repository Changed	Triggers when the repository is created, archived, renamed or its visibility changes.	Trigger
Repository Watched	Triggers when someone stars (watches) the repository.	Trigger
Code Scanning Alert	Triggers when a code scanning alert is created, fixed or closed.	Trigger
Dependabot Alert	Triggers when a Dependabot alert is created, dismissed or resolved.	Trigger
Secret Scanning Alert	Triggers when a secret scanning alert is created, resolved or reopened.	Trigger
Secret Scanning Alert Location	Triggers when a new location is detected for a secret scanning alert.	Trigger
Repository Advisory	Triggers when a security advisory is published or reported on the repository.	Trigger
Repository Vulnerability Alert	Triggers when a dependency vulnerability alert is created, resolved or dismissed.	Trigger
Security & Analysis Changed	Triggers when code security features are enabled or disabled for the repository.	Trigger
Branch Protection Rule	Triggers when a branch protection rule is created, edited or deleted.	Trigger
Branch Protection Configuration	Triggers when branch protection is enabled or disabled for the repository.	Trigger
Repository Ruleset	Triggers when a repository ruleset is created, edited or deleted.	Trigger
Deploy Key Added / Removed	Triggers when a deploy key is created or deleted from the repository.	Trigger
Team Added to Repository	Triggers when a team is added or modified on the repository.	Trigger
Webhook Deleted	Triggers when this webhook is deleted from the repository.	Trigger
Package Published / Updated	Triggers when a package is published or updated in the repository.	Trigger
Registry Package	Triggers when a registry package is published or updated.	Trigger
GitHub Pages Build	Triggers when a GitHub Pages site is built.	Trigger
Pull Request Review Thread	Triggers when a pull request review thread is resolved or unresolved.	Trigger
Sub-issue Changed	Triggers when a sub-issue is added, removed or reprioritized.	Trigger
Create Issue	Creates a new issue in a repository.	Action
Update Issue	Updates an existing issue, including closing or reopening it.	Action
Create Comment on Issue	Adds a comment to an issue or pull request.	Action
Add Labels to Issue	Adds one or more labels to an issue.	Action
Add Assignees to Issue	Assigns one or more users to an issue.	Action
Get Issue	Retrieves a single issue by its number.	Action
List Issues	Lists issues in a repository filtered by state, labels and assignee.	Action
Create Pull Request	Opens a new pull request between two branches.	Action
Update Pull Request	Updates the title, body, base branch or state of a pull request.	Action
Merge Pull Request	Merges an open pull request using merge, squash or rebase.	Action
Request Pull Request Reviewers	Requests one or more users or teams to review a pull request.	Action
Create Pull Request Review	Submits a review that approves, requests changes on, or comments on a pull request.	Action
Get Pull Request	Retrieves a single pull request by its number.	Action
List Pull Requests	Lists pull requests in a repository filtered by state and branch.	Action
Create Repository	Creates a new repository for the authenticated user or an organization.	Action
Update Repository	Updates repository settings such as name, description, visibility or default branch.	Action
Get Repository	Retrieves a single repository.	Action
List Repositories	Lists repositories the authenticated user has access to.	Action
Create or Update File	Creates a new file or updates an existing file in a repository.	Action
Get File Content	Retrieves the decoded content and blob SHA of a file.	Action
Delete File	Deletes a file from a repository.	Action
Create Branch	Creates a new branch from an existing branch.	Action
Create Commit Status	Sets a success, failure, pending or error status on a commit.	Action
Get Commit	Retrieves a single commit by its SHA or ref.	Action
Create Release	Publishes a new release for a repository.	Action
Get Latest Release	Retrieves the latest published release of a repository.	Action
List Releases	Lists releases for a repository.	Action
Create Label	Creates a new label in a repository.	Action
List Labels	Lists all labels defined in a repository.	Action
Create Milestone	Creates a new milestone in a repository.	Action
List Milestones	Lists milestones for a repository.	Action
Add Collaborator	Invites a user as a collaborator with a chosen permission level.	Action
Remove Collaborator	Removes a collaborator from a repository.	Action
Create Gist	Creates a new gist with a single file.	Action
Trigger Workflow (Dispatch)	Triggers a GitHub Actions workflow_dispatch event on a chosen ref.	Action
List Workflow Runs	Lists recent GitHub Actions workflow runs for a repository.	Action
Get Authenticated User	Retrieves the profile of the connected GitHub account.	Action
Get User	Retrieves the public profile of any GitHub user by username.	Action
Search Issues and Pull Requests	Searches issues and pull requests across GitHub using a query.	Action
Search Repositories	Searches public and accessible repositories using a query.	Action
Star Repository	Stars a repository on behalf of the connected account.	Action

Three steps to a running GitHub workflow

The builder keeps the order you think in: connect the app, choose what starts the workflow, add what should happen.

Connect
Authorise GitHub once
Add a GitHub connection under Connects and reuse it in every workflow. Credentials stay in your WordPress database.
Trigger
Pick what starts it
Start from a GitHub event, or from a WordPress event, a form, a webhook, a schedule or any of the 918+ integrations, then capture a sample so later steps can map real fields.
Act
Add GitHub steps and logic
Chain GitHub actions with Router, Filter, Iterator and Delay, test each step against captured data, then switch the workflow on.