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== Backlog

Welcome to Backlog!

Backlog is a tool to help you collect and organize all your tasks,
wether you are a single persion or a small or large group.

A timekeeping module is also included to track time spent on the different tasks.

=== Backlog is not meant to be

* an issue tracker with customer communication.

=== Installation

* Install ruby
* Install RubyGems
* Install PostgreSQL
* Install ImageMagick
* run <tt>sudo gem install backlog -y</tt>
* run <tt>sudo backlog setup_unix</tt>
* run <tt>sudo backlog start</tt>

=== Updates

* run <tt>sudo gem update -y</tt>
* run <tt>sudo backlog setup_unix</tt>
* run <tt>sudo backlog restart</tt>

=== Configuration

You can set configuration parameters for backlog using the /etc/backlog.conf file.
The format is YAML.
Currently only port number is settable.

Example:

port: 3000

=== Charts

You can get a large version of the burn down charts by appending "_large" to the URL.

Examples:

http://backlog.kubosch.no/periods/burn_down_chart_large/55.png
http://backlog.kubosch.no/parties/burn_down_chart_large/14.png

Version data entries

2 entries across 2 versions & 1 rubygems

Version	Path
backlog-0.7.6	README.txt
backlog-0.7.7	README.txt