After Github, Gitlab & Jira, we now support Linear!
You can create a Linear issue directly from a Flare error, automatically resolve and unresolve errors based on the Linear issue status or automatically complete a Linear issue when the error is resolved.
Let's go through the steps to set up Linear in Flare.
Configuring Linear
First, you must establish a connection between Flare and your Linear organization. This can be done in the team settings. Flare will ask for read-and-write access to your issues and comments on your Linear account.

After authorizing Linear, you can connect Flare projects with Linear teams in the project settings of your Flare project.

Associating Flare errors with Linear issues
When you've configured your Flare project to work with Linear, you'll get a new button on each error:

Here, you can see all the Linear issues connected with this error and immediately create a new issue:

Do you already have an issue within Linear? No problem! Just link the issue's URL to the error.
Resolving Flare errors
Flare will automatically resolve an error when an issue on Linear closes.
We will also unresolve an error on Flare whenever an issue is reopened on Linear.
Configure the functionality
Need to avoid some of these automations? You can configure how the integration should work in the project settings.

In closing
You can see other improvements we recently made on our changelog. Do you have an idea for improving Flare? Let us know!
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