Move config.yml.sample to config.yml and enter your details
Start sinatra and point your repo's hook to the sinatra ip/port!
- Add / remove / toggle labels
- Reassign to a different user
- Change the milestone
- (Future) Change the Zenhub pipeline
To assign a user, simply use = before their username. This will assign it to them. To reference the user without assigning it, use @ like normal. (This creates a link to their github page)
git commit -m "unicorns are awesome. @bossman be advised I'm giving this to =yoshokatana"
Currently milestones are referenced by their number (rather than a name or slug), so only use this if you know what you're doing.
git commit -m "unicorns are not going to be ready for this release. pushing to ^2"
Adding simply uses the plus sign. You can also add labels with spaces in them by quoting them
git commit -m "issue #26 unicorns are awesome +unicorns +'too cool for school'"
Removing labels uses the minus sign (hyphen). You can also use quotes.
git commit -m "#26 unicorns aren't so awesome anymore -unicorns -'too cool for school'"
If you're super lazy (I am!), you can simply use ~ to toggle labels on or off. I wouldn't recommend using this all the time, but it's useful if you have certain labels you use for statuses.
git commit -m "finally finished integrating unicorns into #26 ~resolved"
git commit -m "this actually +resolved issue #26 to we can add it to the ^1 release, reassigning to =yoshokatana for review."
I'm going to chat with the zenhub people and see if there's a programmatic way to change pipelines. The command will probably look like this. The number after the pipe character references the board's position (e.g. for Icebox, Backlog, Current Sprint, QA, |4 would be QA).
git commit -m "#26 is ready for QA testing |4"