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https://github.com/aslakhellesoy/pickler

PIvotal traCKer Liaison to cucumbER
https://github.com/aslakhellesoy/pickler

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= Pickler

Synchronize user stories in Pivotal Tracker with Cucumber features.

== Getting started

gem install tpope-pickler --source=http://gems.github.com
echo "api_token: ..." > ~/.tracker.yml
echo "project_id: ..." > ~/my/app/features/tracker.yml

For details about the Pivotal Tracker API, including where to find your API
token and project id, see http://www.pivotaltracker.com/help/api .

The pull and push commands map the story's name into the "Feature: ..." line
and the story's description with an additional two space indent into the
feature's body. Keep this in mind when entering stories into Pivotal Tracker.

== Usage

pickler pull

Download all well formed stories to the features/ directory. Previously
unseen stories will be given a numeric filename that you are encouraged to
change.

pickler push

Upload all features with a tracker url in a comment on the first line.

pickler search

List all stories matching the given query.

pickler show

Show details for the story referenced by the id.

pickler start [basename]

Pull a given feature and change its state to started. If basename is given
and no local file exists, features/basename.feature will be created in lieu
of features/id.feature.

pickler finish

Push a given feature and change its state to finished.

== Disclaimer

No warranties, expressed or implied.

Notably, the push and pull commands are quite happy to blindly clobber
features if so instructed. Pivotal Tracker has a history to recover things
server side.