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This repository was archived by the owner on Aug 20, 2024. It is now read-only.
Project to create a nice terminal interface for the Sprint.ly task management tool.
Current Functionality
Install
Allows Sly to run on your machine using your API credentials
Stores your API credentials in a .slyrc file in your HOME directory
Setup
Associate your current working directory with a specific Sprint.ly project
Stores a .sly file in the project folder to store the linking details (specifically ID)
Stories
A small overview of the backlog, current and completed columns
Branching
Lets you create (if required) and checkout a named branch for a specific story, grouped into folders by their type
Issues
Bug reports and pull requests are welcome :)
Some times there are minor changes to how Sly caches data between releases; if you find Sly randomly stops working when upgrading your version, simply remove your .sly folder and run sly setup again.
Testing
Unfortunately, the majority of testing (of the Sly CLI) requires a Sprint.ly account - then again, why would you be touching this if you didn't have an account in the first place? :P
To run the suite of tests, simply use the standard rake command.
Change log
v0.0.5 - Add offline support
v0.0.6 - Add automatic item branching
v0.0.7 - Minor fix for item branching
v0.0.8 - Remove unimplemented functionality from help
v0.0.9 - Minor fix for item colour breakage
v0.0.10 - Update website details
v0.0.11 - Add license details to gemspec
v0.0.12 - Display error to user when attempting to use a Ruby version < 1.9.2
v0.1.0 - Bump Gem version as part of fixing RubyGems deployment process
v0.1.1 - Shorten branch names for feature stories
v0.1.2 - Fix GLI usage/help details and bugs on certain repositories
v0.2.2 - Add completed story column functionality back in
To the extent possible under law,
Robert White
has waived all copyright and related or neighboring rights to
Sly.
This work is published from:
United Kingdom.
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Project to create a `nice` terminal interface for the Sprint.ly task management tool.