Automatically connect your repository deployments with tiq.
With the latest feature release, you can now connect your tiq project to a repository, enabling automated versioning based on your deplyoments.
April 19, 2024
Posted by
Glenn Töws
As planned for April 2024, we are excited to launch repository integrations for all users.
Users can connect a repository to their project in tiq during initial setup or for existing projects.
Repository integrations are available for projects in Free and Team tier.
GitHub is the first provider to be supported, with GitLab and BitBucket following later.
The integration automatically syncs up all new deployments listed in your repository with project versions in your project.
Augmentation of pull requests will follow soon.
Automate the collection of deployment-related feedback with one click.
tiq now allows you to connect your GitHub repository with your new or existing project. This enables tiq to automatically generate new versions for every successful deployment listed in your repository. The result: While you are deploying the latest iteration of a new feature, the team responsible for testing can already get started with placing feedback and bug reports on the deployment URL without you having to create new version by hand.
Augmented pull requests coming soon
We are in the process of determining how we can best augment your CI/CD workflow with additional information and checks that help you determine, if your feature is ready to launch based on feedback gathered through tiq. Further information will follow soon, but if you have good ideas and feature requests, don't hesitate to contact us via support@gettiq.com or write us a DM on our X account.