To integrate Google Tasks with Linear, you need to use an automation platform like ours that can connect the two applications. You'll set up triggers within Google Tasks to initiate actions in Linear, such as creating tasks or updating existing ones.

In the integration, you can use triggers like 'New Task Created' or 'Task Updated' within Google Tasks to prompt specific actions in Linear, such as creating a new issue or adding a comment.

Yes, you can set up a trigger for 'Task Updated' in Google Tasks to automatically update the corresponding issue in Linear. This helps maintain consistency between your task management and project tracking systems.

Absolutely, by using triggers like 'Task Completed' or 'Task Due Date Changed' in Google Tasks, you can assign tasks or change assignees in Linear accordingly.

You can automate actions such as creating new issues in Linear when a task is added to Google Tasks or updating task details. Similarly, completing an issue can mark a task done.

To handle duplicate tasks during synchronization between Google Tasks and Linear, ensure that your trigger and action filters are correctly set up. This avoids duplicating issues by only creating them if they don't already exist based on unique identifiers like title or due date.

Yes, syncing due dates is possible by setting up triggers that respond to due date changes in either application. Adjustments in one will automatically reflect updates in the other if properly configured.