DEPRECATED: I have not touched this code since I wrote it years ago, and I don’t plan to maintain it. Let’s say it’s here for sentimental value.
This gem is a Ruby client that lets you use command line to preform some common assembla tasks, like getting filtered list of tickets, adding new ticket or changeing tickets metadata.
After you install the gem you need to create ~/.assembla config file with following data:
url: “https://www.assembla.com/spaces/YOUR_SPACE_NAME/tickets”
user: USERNAME
password: PASSWORD
me: MEANING_THE_PERSON_TO_WHOM_THE_TICKETS_ARE_ASSIGNED
Usage: ass [options]
-a, --all Print your active and new tickets
-i, --id ID Get ticket with id = ID
-s, --status STATUS Find tickets with given status
-t, --to TO Assigned to TO, example: ass -t "John Doe"
--toandstatus DATA Assigned to TO and with STATUS, call like this: ass --toandstatus "Name Surname"__New
-u, --updateStatus DATA Change tickets status, call like this: ass -u ID__NEW_STATUS
-d, --updateDescription DATA Change tickets descriptino. Exmple ass -d ID__"New description text"
-v, --version Get version
-h, --help Display this information
gem install assembla
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