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Issue To Linear Task

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npx claude-code-templates@latest --command sync/issue-to-linear-task
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Issue to Linear Task

Convert GitHub issues to Linear tasks with comprehensive field mapping: $ARGUMENTS

Current Conversion Context

  • Repository: !gh repo view --json nameWithOwner -q .nameWithOwner 2>/dev/null || echo "No repo context"
  • Issue details: Based on $ARGUMENTS issue number or selection criteria
  • Linear teams: Available Linear teams and project assignments
  • User mappings: @user-mappings.json or GitHub-Linear user correspondence

Task

Execute precise conversion of individual GitHub issues to Linear tasks:

Issue Target: Use $ARGUMENTS to specify issue number, conversion options, team assignment, or processing preferences

Conversion Framework:

  1. Issue Analysis - Fetch complete issue data, extract metadata, analyze content structure, infer priorities
  2. Data Transformation - Map fields accurately, convert formats, preserve relationships, enhance descriptions
  3. Linear Integration - Create task with proper formatting, assign team/project, set priorities, manage labels
  4. Content Migration - Import comments with attribution, handle attachments, preserve formatting, maintain threading
  5. Reference Management - Create bidirectional links, update sync database, maintain cross-references, enable navigation
  6. Validation & Confirmation - Verify conversion accuracy, confirm field mappings, validate relationships, provide preview

Advanced Features: Smart priority inference, intelligent user mapping, attachment handling, comment threading, comprehensive validation.

Data Fidelity: Preserve original formatting, maintain all metadata, keep comment attribution, ensure relationship integrity.

Output: Successfully converted Linear task with complete data preservation, accurate field mappings, bidirectional references, and comprehensive conversion summary.

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