Export your open issues in github to a pivotal tracker friendly csv for import, requires github2 python api-client

Git Issue Export for Pivotal

import csv
from github2.client import Github

# api settings for github
git_username = 'your_git_username'
git_api_token = 'your_git_api_token'
git_repo = 'username/repo_name'

# import all issues as this story type
pivotal_story_type = 'Bug'

# csv name
csv_name = "open_git_hub_issues.csv"

def run_csv():
    """
    Export your open github issues into a csv format for 
    pivotal tracker import
    """
    pivotal_csv = csv.writer(open(csv_name, 'wb'), delimiter=',')
    github = Github(username=git_username, api_token=git_api_token)

    # pivotals csv headers
    headers = [
	'Id',
        'Story',
	'Labels',
	'Story Type',
	'Estimate',
	'Current State',
	'Created At',
	'Accepted At',
	'Deadline',
	'Requested By',
	'Owned By',
	'Description',
	'Note',
	'Note'
    ]

    # write pivotals header rows
    pivotal_csv.writerow(headers)

    # get the git issues and write the rows to the csv
    git_issues = github.issues.list(git_repo, state="open")
    for git_issue in git_issues:
	labels = ','.join(git_issue.labels)

	# alot of these are blank because they are not really 
        # needed but if you need them just fill them out
        story = [
            '', # id
	    git_issue.title, # story
            labels, # labels
            pivotal_story_type, # story type
            '', # estimate
            '', # current stats
            git_issue.created_at, # created at
            '', # accepted at
	    '', # deadline
	    '', # requested by
            '', # owned by
            git_issue.body, # description
            '', # note 1
            '', # note 2
        ]
	pivotal_csv.writerow(story)

if __name__ == '__main__':
    run_csv()