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Documents the available GitHub trigger event types for Continue workflows: - PR Opened - PR Merged - Label Added - Issue Opened - PR Review Comment (new) - Check Failed (new) Co-authored-by: bekah-hawrot-weigel <bekah@continue.dev> Generated with [Continue](https://continue.dev) Co-Authored-By: Continue <noreply@continue.dev>
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<Tip>Official workflow templates may expand over time as new patterns are validated. You can view, enable, and configure these workflows in **[Mission Control → Integrations → GitHub](https://continue.dev/integrations/github)**.</Tip>
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## GitHub Trigger Event Types
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When creating a workflow with a GitHub trigger, you can choose from the following event types:
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| Event Type | Description |
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| **PR Opened** | Triggers when a new pull request is opened |
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| **PR Merged** | Triggers when a pull request is merged |
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| **Label Added** | Triggers when a specific label is added to an issue or PR |
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| **Issue Opened** | Triggers when a new issue is created |
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| **PR Review Comment** | Triggers when a review comment is added to a pull request |
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| **Check Failed** | Triggers when a CI check suite fails |
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**PR Review Comment** triggers provide context about the comment including the file path, comment body, and author. **Check Failed** triggers include the names of failed checks and a link to the check details.
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## Workflow: GitHub issue → pull request (Cloud Agent)
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**Problem**: GitHub issues pile up because turning an issue into a tested PR takes time and context switching.

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