The GitHobs plugin simplifies the way you manage your Obsidian knowledge base by providing a seamless integration with GitHub. With this plugin, you can easily create and manage repositories directly within Obsidian, without having to switch between applications. You'll be able to fetch code snippets from your GitHub repos and embed them in your notes, making it easy to reference relevant information. Additionally, the plugin enables version control of your Obsidian files, ensuring that you always have a backup of your work.

The GitHub tasks plugin lets you bring issues and pull requests from GitHub directly into your notes as tasks. It can import items assigned to you or opened by you, convert them into either Tasks Emoji or Dataview format, and mark closed items as completed automatically. Labels and repository names can be imported as tags, making it easier to filter or organise your work. The plugin supports periodic refreshes at configurable intervals and offers commands to manually refresh or clear completed tasks. It also provides options to display created and completed dates, while keeping any additional edits you make intact during refresh.

The Obsidian Gitlab Issues plugin allows users to seamlessly integrate Gitlab issues into their Obsidian vault. This plugin fetches issues from Gitlab and generates individual read-only Obsidian notes for each issue in a designated output directory. It updates the issues automatically every 15 minutes, ensuring synchronization with the latest status from Gitlab. Users can customize the note format using Handlebars templates and adjust API query filters to suit their specific needs, such as filtering issues by due date. The plugin also supports integration with the Dataview Plugin for advanced issue tracking and visualization, enabling efficient project management within Obsidian.

The GitHub Issues plugin connects your notes with GitHub by tracking issues and pull requests from specified repositories. It automatically syncs data on startup, lets you filter tracked items by assignee or reviewer, and can generate Markdown notes for each issue or PR right in your vault. With custom repository configuration and a choice of repositories to follow, it brings your development workflow and project tracking directly into your documentation environment.

The GitHub Issue Augmentation plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who work with GitHub issues. This plugin takes your markdown text and augments GitHub issue IDs with their titles, making it easy to quickly identify what each issue refers to. Not only that, but the plugin also turns each issue title into a link to the corresponding GitHub repository, giving you direct access to the relevant information. With this plugin, you can configure two sources for augmenting issue IDs: GitHub and a custom list of titles. The GitHub integration allows you to specify a repository owner and even restrict the repositories that are considered. Alternatively, you can use a CSV file to map issue IDs to their corresponding titles. What's more, you can use both sources simultaneously, with the custom list taking precedence over the GitHub title when available. Overall, this plugin is a huge time-saver for anyone who frequently works with GitHub issues in Obsidian.

The GitHub Tracker plugin brings GitHub issue and pull request tracking directly into your Obsidian vault. It enables users to link specific repositories and create synchronized Markdown notes for each tracked item, complete with metadata like assignees and reviewers. Users can filter which items to track, choose where the notes are stored, and configure how updates or deletions are handled. Syncing can be automated on Obsidian startup, making sure your notes stay in sync with GitHub without manual effort.