FAQs and troubleshooting
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GitHub has added an additional layer of security for Organizations. You need to open up access in the Organization settings:
Action
Result
Update story
We will be update the issue where applicable, assuming that the story has been pushed or imported
Delete story
We will close the issue
Update release name
We will update the milestone name. Only applies to repo projects
Archive release
Nothing will happen in GitHub
Delete a release
The milestone and issues will be deleted in Github
Update story state
We will update the project card column according to what is mapped in Avion
When synced to a repo-based project, you cannot use the same name for two Avion releases and push them, as GitHub has a clash restriction on milestone names.
Please note that we do not import closed issues or milestones. To import open issues, please ensure that there is a project card associated with the issue. To import open milestones, please ensure there is at least one issue in the milestone.
If you previously sync up Avion to GitHub, but want to add a new integration for another story map with an organization that is not getting recognised, you may need to grant privileges to Avion. You can do this by going to https://github.com/settings/applications when signed in as the user in question and granting the appropriate organization by clicking Grant:
This is supported in Avion. It can be a useful way to visualise different user journey setups. In particular, this works well with organization projects, as you can define different release plans and compare these plans beside each other.
Ensure that you are an owner of the repo
Ensure that you are an admin of the repo, if the repo is owned by an organization
Ensure that you are an owner of the organization, if you want to sync with an organization project
Ensure that there is a project with columns in the repo or organization
No, Avion does not use GitHub milestones
Yes, each story will have a repo dropdown where you can select the target repo for the underlying issue.
if you have optionally selected to sync Avion tags or releases to labels and are using the all-new project experience, labels should sync automatically, whichever tool you update them in. There is one exception. If you edit a label from the GitHub project item page, Avion will not update. This is a shortcoming with GitHub's webhooks. To avoid this data sync issue, update labels from the issue screen in GitHub, or from Avion.