= gen-tj -- generate taskjuggler plans from FATE
This generates Taskjuggler (www.taskjugger.org) plans from (carefully designed) FATE entries combined with Bugzilla assignments.
== Usage
Check the samples/ directory for more information.
== Install
Install it with
gem install gen-tj
== Commands === gen-buglist -- generate taskjuggler plans from Bugzilla
gen-buglist runs a named query and converts the resulting bug list into tasks
Usage gen-buglist name-of-query > buglist.tji
=== gen-resources -- generate TJ resources (incl. vacations)
gen-resources takes a "resource.yml" file and checks (via present.suse.de) the vacations.
Usage gen-resources > resources.tji
=== gen-tj -- generate TJ task list from FATE assignments
gen-tj generates a TaskJuggler task list (.tji file) from FATE assignments prioritized by a FATE relation tree
Usage gen-tj relationtree-name tji-file
== Makefile
Combining the three tasks (resources, buglist, tasklist) can easily be done with a Makefile as provided in the samples directory.
== Changelog
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