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Linear Task To Issue

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

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

Current Task Context

  • Task details: Based on $ARGUMENTS task identifier or selection criteria
  • Target repository: !gh repo view --json nameWithOwner -q .nameWithOwner 2>/dev/null || echo "No repo context"
  • User mappings: Linear email to GitHub username correspondence
  • Attachment handling: Linear attachment access and GitHub upload capabilities

Task

Execute precise conversion of Linear tasks to GitHub issues:

Task Target: Use $ARGUMENTS to specify task identifier, target repository, milestone mapping, or processing preferences

Conversion Framework:

  1. Task Analysis - Fetch complete Linear task data, extract relationships, analyze content structure, identify priorities
  2. Content Transformation - Build GitHub issue body, map Linear fields, preserve formatting, handle rich content
  3. GitHub Integration - Create issue with proper structure, apply labels, assign users, set milestones, manage relationships
  4. Attachment Migration - Download Linear attachments, upload to GitHub, update references, maintain accessibility
  5. Comment Import - Transfer comments with attribution, preserve timestamps, maintain context, handle mentions
  6. Cross-Reference Setup - Create bidirectional links, update Linear task, maintain sync database, enable navigation

Advanced Features: Rich content conversion, attachment handling, relationship mapping, user mention translation, comprehensive validation.

Relationship Management: Preserve parent-child relationships, maintain team context, map project associations, handle dependencies.

Output: Successfully created GitHub issue with complete data migration, accurate field mappings, preserved relationships, and comprehensive conversion report.

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