Pivotal provides the Gitbot service to synchronize issues and pull requests made against public GitHub repos with Pivotal Tracker projects.
If you are a Pivotal employee, you can configure Gitbot to sync your GitHub repo to your Pivotal Tracker project with a pull request.
Steps:
Fork this repo: cfgitbot-config (an ask+cf@ ticket is the fastest way to get read access if you get a 404)
Add the Toolsmiths-Bots team to have admin access to your repo
Add the cf-gitbot (cfaccounts+cfgitbot@pivotallabs.com) user to have owner access to your Pivotal Tracker project
Add your new repo and or project to config-production.yml file
Submit a PR, which will get auto-merged if you've done it right
If you are not a pivotal employee, you can request that cf-toolsmiths@pivotal.io set up the integration for you.
You might also be interested in configuring GitHub's Service Hook for Tracker on your repo so you can link your commits to Tracker stories. You can do this yourself by following the directions at:
Pivotal provides the Gitbot service to synchronize issues and pull requests made against public GitHub repos with Pivotal Tracker projects.
If you are a Pivotal employee, you can configure Gitbot to sync your GitHub repo to your Pivotal Tracker project with a pull request.
Steps:
If you are not a pivotal employee, you can request that cf-toolsmiths@pivotal.io set up the integration for you.
You might also be interested in configuring GitHub's Service Hook for Tracker on your repo so you can link your commits to Tracker stories. You can do this yourself by following the directions at:
https://www.pivotaltracker.com/blog/guide-githubs-service-hook-tracker/
If you do not want to use Pivotal Tracker to manage this GitHub repo, Please add this repo to the
Ignored repositorieslistIf there are any questions, please reach out to cf-toolsmiths@pivotal.io.