GitLab + Asana Integration
Learn more about Unito’s Asana-GitHub integration, including what fields are synced between the two tools and your customization options.
Which fields does Unito sync between Asana and GitLab?
Section titled “Which fields does Unito sync between Asana and GitLab?”| Asana | ↔️ : 2-way sync→: 1-way only | GitLab |
|---|---|---|
| Title | ↔️ | Title |
| Description | ↔️ | Description |
| Comments | ↔️ | Comments |
| Tags | ↔️ | Labels |
| Due Date | ↔️ | Due Date |
| State | ↔️ | State |
| Attachments | → | Description Footer |
| Description Footer | ← | Link to Issue |
| Description Footer | ← | Author |
| Description Footer | ← | Issue Number |
| Description Footer | ← | Milestone |
| Created By | → | Description Footer |
| Link to Task | → | Description |
Customization options for GitLab + Asana integrations
Section titled “Customization options for GitLab + Asana integrations”- Add rules to filter by issue type: You can filter GitLab issues by type in a flow synced to Asana (Issue, Pull-Request, or both).
- Filter by issue type: You can filter GitLab issues by type in a flow synced to Asana(Issue, Pull-Request, or both).
- Add GitLab issue numbers to Asana tasks: Unito doesn’t sync the issue number by default but you can add issue numbers to Asana task titles in the flow settings under the Asana tab.