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$ hugday init --user USERNAME --cookie PATH/TO/MOZILLA/COOKIE | $ hugday init --user LAUNCHPAD_ID --cookie PATH/TO/MOZILLA/COOKIE |
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Where USERNAME is the name which will be shown in the 'triager' column after marking a task as DONE and COOKIE is the cookie.sql or |
Where LAUNCHPAD_ID is the name which will be shown in the 'triager' column after marking a task as DONE, Please only use your Launchpad Id so you can be listed at the 5-a-day automatically as well and COOKIE is the cookie.sql or |
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$ hugday init --user USERNAME --wiki-id (MOIN_ID or MOIN_SESSION) | $ hugday init --user LAUNCHPAD_ID --wiki-id (MOIN_ID or MOIN_SESSION) |
Ubuntu HugDay-Tools are a set utilities to simplify the managing of the UbuntuBugDay, it so far allows you to:
- get a list of ubuntu hugdays
- get a list of tasks for a hugday
- mark tasks as DONE
Download it
You can download it from Markus Korn PPA or get the branch with:
$ bzr branch lp:hugday-tools
HowTo use it
* get url of latest hugday:
$ hugday current
* get list of all task for current hugday:
$ hugday list $ hugday list --filter open (get list of all open tasks)
So far the hugday tool did not change any content of a wiki page, to be able to do so, the tool needs the users MOIN ID, run
$ hugday init --user LAUNCHPAD_ID --cookie PATH/TO/MOZILLA/COOKIE
Where LAUNCHPAD_ID is the name which will be shown in the 'triager' column after marking a task as DONE, Please only use your Launchpad Id so you can be listed at the 5-a-day automatically as well and COOKIE is the cookie.sql or cookie.txt of your mozilla browser profile. If you are not using a mozilla based browser you can also search for the MOIN_ID or MOIN_SESSION in the cookie file of your browser and run
$ hugday init --user LAUNCHPAD_ID --wiki-id (MOIN_ID or MOIN_SESSION)
Now marking tasks as DONE by you is as simple as running:
$ hugday close 123456 23456 3456 456
For more information see hugday --help
UbuntuBugDay/Tools (last edited 2013-03-22 22:32:24 by c-71-233-3-152)