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- Link milestones early — Link your milestone to GitHub before adding many
tasks, so you can convert them to issues as you go.
- Use tags strategically — Tags in the app become GitHub labels.
- Keep descriptions detailed — When converting tasks to issues, add
detailed descriptions (they become the GitHub issue body).
- Monitor sync status — The connection indicator shows when you’re online
and syncing with GitHub.
- GitHub-linked tasks — You can’t move GitHub-linked tasks to different
milestones; the issue number prefix is managed automatically.
- Use milestones for projects to group related tasks.
- Use tags to categorize across milestones (e.g. “bug”, “feature”, “urgent”).
- Set due dates to track deadlines.
- Mark urgent tasks for high-priority items.
- Use Publish to make tasks visible to collaborators (default is private).
- Ensure the task is in a milestone
- Ensure the milestone is linked to GitHub (look for the GitHub icon)
- Ensure the task isn’t already a GitHub issue
- Check your internet connection
- Verify you’re authenticated with GitHub
- Check the browser console for errors
- Ensure you have write permissions to the GitHub repository
- Wait a few minutes for automatic sync
- Try refreshing the page
- Verify the milestone is correctly linked to GitHub
- Check that you have read access to the repository
- Ensure you’re authenticated with GitHub (not just Google)
- Verify you have access to the repository and milestone
- Check that the milestone exists on GitHub