Now, if only it grabbed them across ALL my projects (or my org Git repos) and sent an email to everyone interested + dashboard that would be the best stand up tool!
Josh Hawkins began coding at 9 years old, focusing on video games, but now focuses on full stack dev, compiler dev, and hacks away every day on countless open source projects related to the field.
How about this one github.com/psss/did/ ? It can grab "wth did I do last week??" data from other sources, not just git repos, see github.com/psss/did/tree/master/di... for the current set of plugins. It does not solve the "dashboard" part but it definitely produces something that can easily be copypasted into any "status report" e-mail :)
Now, if only it grabbed them across ALL my projects (or my org Git repos) and sent an email to everyone interested + dashboard that would be the best stand up tool!
And then we'd never need to talk to each every again. Yay!
And then we'd never need to talk to each other. Yay!
This is a good idea - I may write a little node script to use this tool and do just this! :)
Hit me up then, it would be great OSS or side project,
Do you see this? github.com/kamranahmedse/git-stand...
That didn't work for me, so instead I did the following to list all my git repos in
~/src
😆
I could help you on the "across ALL my projects" part. Wrote something similar to remember what I did (and where).
github.com/x4121/git-amnesia
Combine it with gist.github.com/timabell/1391205#f... perhaps
I could probably add something like this to omgit
How about this one github.com/psss/did/ ? It can grab "wth did I do last week??" data from other sources, not just git repos, see github.com/psss/did/tree/master/di... for the current set of plugins. It does not solve the "dashboard" part but it definitely produces something that can easily be copypasted into any "status report" e-mail :)
That sounds like Jira!
... ducks and covers ...