Parse JimFlowKlopfer JSON output files and update JIRA. Replaces the PHP cron job in JimFlowWall.
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Update JIRA tickets moved on a JimFlow Kanban board. See http://jimflow.jimdo.com.
This replaces the PHP cron job in JimFlowWall that is designed to run after JimFlowKlopfer. It uses the outputs of JimFlowKlopfer.
Usage::
$ jirathumper --url= --username= --password= --config=config.ini klopfer-output.json
The configuration file (e.g. config.ini) contains::
[columns]
0 = todo
1 = in-progress
2 = done
This maps column indexes (0 is the first one) to the titles of JIRA statuses.
The input file is produced by JimFlowKlopfer. It maps the current position (column index) of each item on the board, as identified by JIRA ticket ids.
jirathumper will then look up each ticket in JIRA and identify its current status. If this is diffent from the one indicated by the columns on the wall, it will look for possible transitions to take it into that state. If such a transition exists, it will be executed.
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Parse JimFlowKlopfer JSON output files and update JIRA. Replaces the PHP cron job in JimFlowWall.
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