GitPivot

Requirements

• Git
• A Pivotal Tracker account
• Github account (not necessary, but if you're using PT, you probably already have it).

Install

gem install git-pivot

TODO

Make. Moar. Awesome.

Also, it'd be cool to make tracker engines configurable. For example, maybe I want to use GH Issues over PT, or maybe Lighthouse. Should be easy to make extendable since the Tracker/Repo drivers are separated out.

Development

• Fork
• Get coffee
• Add code/fix bugs
• Please test
• Pull request with good a explaination of change.
• Celebrate!

Remarks

Some people (mostly myself) are asking themselves if I'm ripping off the wonderful: GitPivotal gem. The answer is most definitely yes. I liked what Jeff Tucker was trying to accomplish, my workflow was just different and a little more disorganized. My PT is not as orderly as the workflow his gem tries to enforce (maybe it should be). But whatever the case, I am a fan of GitPivotal and I tried to show that by making a better version here using some of the ideas found there. No hate :)

License

MIT. See the LICENSE file.