NAME

App::TimeTracker::Command::Gitlab - App::TimeTracker Gitlab plugin

VERSION

version 1.003

DESCRIPTION

Connect tracker with Gitlab.

Using the Gitlab plugin, tracker can fetch the name of an issue and use it as the task's description; generate a nicely named git branch (if you're also using the Git plugin).

Planned but not implemented: Adding yourself as the assignee.

CONFIGURATION

plugins

Add Gitlab to the list of plugins.

gitlab

add a hash named gitlab, containing the following keys:

url [REQUIRED]

The base URL of your gitlab instance, eg https://gitlab.example.com

token [REQUIRED]

Your personal access token. Get it from your gitlab profile page. For now you probably want to use a token with unlimited expiry time. We might implement a way to fetch a shortlived token (like in the Trello plugin), but gitlab does not support installed-apps OAuth2.

namespace [REQUIRED]

The namespace of the current project, eg validad if this is your repo: https://gitlab.example.com/validad/App-TimeTracker-Gitlab

NEW COMMANDS

No new commands

CHANGES TO OTHER COMMANDS

start, continue

--issue

~/perl/Your-Project$ tracker start --issue 42

If --issue is set and we can find an issue with this id in your current repo

set or append the issue name in the task description ("Rev up FluxCompensator!!")
add the issue id to the tasks tags ("issue#42")
if Git is also used, determine a save branch name from the issue name, and change into this branch ("42-rev-up-fluxcompensator")
assign to your user, if set_assignee is set and issue is not assigned
reopen a closed issue if reopen is set
modifiy the labels by adding all labels listed in labels_on_start.add and removing all lables listed in labels_on_start.add

AUTHOR

Thomas Klausner domm@cpan.org

COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE

This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as the Perl 5 programming language system itself.

klaus/App-TimeTracker-Gitlab