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How can get the details of a Linear issue using the Linear URL?
To get the details of a Linear issue using the Linear URL, you can use the “Get Issue” action in Pipedream. Here are the steps you need to follow: 1. Search for the Linear (OAuth) app in the step menu of your Pipedream workflow. 2. Select the Get Issue action from the list of available actions. 3. Connect your Linear (OAuth) account to authorize Pipedream to access your Linear data. 4. Select an Issue or pass a string from a previous step. You can extract the issue ID from the Linear URL and use it here. 5. Test the action by clicking the Test button at the bottom of the step to ensure everything is configured correctly. For more detailed information, you can refer to the Get Issue action documentation. If you have any further questions or need additional help, feel free to ask!
how can I get the Linear issue id using the Linear URL
To get the Linear issue ID from a Linear URL, you can use the “Get Issue” action in Pipedream. Here’s how you can do it: 1. Search for the Linear (OAuth) app in the Pipedream step menu. 2. Select the “Get Issue” action. 3. Connect your Linear (OAuth) account if you haven’t already. 4. Select an Issue or pass a string from a previous step. If you have the URL, you can extract the issue ID from it and use it here. 5. Click Test at the bottom of the step to run the action and test the configuration. If you need to extract the issue ID from the URL programmatically, you can use a code step in Pipedream to parse the URL and extract the ID. Here’s an example of how you might do that in a Node.js code step: ```
export default defineComponent({ async run({ steps, $ }) { const url = “Linear”; // Replace with your Linear URL const issueId = url.split(‘/’).pop(); // Extract the issue ID from the URL console.log(issueId); return issueId; }, });
how can I get the Linear issue id using the Linear URL. Here’s the URL the we’re Linear
To get the Linear issue ID from a Linear URL, you can extract the ID from the URL itself. The URL you provided is in the format https://linear.app/[team]/issue/[issue-id]/[issue-title]. The issue ID is the part after the /issue/ and before the next slash, which in your example is OPS-79. If you want to automate this process using Pipedream, you can create a workflow that extracts the issue ID from the URL. Here’s a simple example using JavaScript in a Pipedream code step: export default defineComponent({ async run({ steps, $ }) { const url = "https://linear.app/storytell/issue/OPS-79/new-ops-task"; const issueId = url.split("/issue/")[1].split("/")[0]; return issueId; }, }); This code splits the URL at /issue/ and then splits the resulting string at the next slash to isolate the issue ID. You can replace the url variable with any Linear URL you want to process.