Using Git and Subversion tools to update DoneDone issues
Last Friday we released Git and Subversion integration for two fantastic version control services, GitHub and Beanstalk. What this means is that programmers can make a number of changes to DoneDone issues directly from their version control tools (Cornerstone, Tortoise, command line, etc.), provided their repositories are hosted at one of the above services.
We follow the same general conventions other issue tracking services have followed in the past in that you’ll be using some simple syntax in your commit messages, the contents of which are sent over to DoneDone via webhook by the respective service.
While we’re cooking up more formal documentation for both services, we wanted to get some preliminary instructions for getting DoneDone speaking version-controlese. Continue reading →