Closed ivanoblomov closed 13 years ago
Since Tracker doesn't provide me an API to find out the logged in user's name, I had to make a guess that the local user name and the tracker user name are the same. If they aren't, you can set 'real_name: Your Tracker Namein your
~/.tracker.yml` to override.
Worked like a charm, thanks. But please document it. It'd also be helpful to point out that it's the "account name" referenced in https://www.pivotaltracker.com/accounts/new and not the login.
On Apr 9, 2011, at 12:18 PM, tpope wrote:
Since Tracker doesn't provide me an API to find out the logged in user's name, I had to make a guess that the local user name and the tracker user name are the same. If they aren't, you can set 'real_name: Your Tracker Name
in your
~/.tracker.yml` to override.Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://github.com/tpope/pickler/issues/13#comment_977740
For a new feature file (tagged with @http://www.pivotaltracker.com/story/new), pushing it yields the following results...
$ pickler push features/customer_registers_domain.feature
The provided requested_by user '[username]' is not a valid member of the project.
...where [username] is the local environment's login. I confirmed this by changing my user account's full name in OS X.
Note that both pulling a story from Pivotal Tracker and pushing an existing story (tagged with the appropriate Tracker URL) work fine.