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# PGit

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## Example Usage

Assuming that:
  - you have a project that uses Pivotal Tracker and Git that is listed under ~/.pgit.rc.yml
  - your working directory is in that project,
  - you want to automatically branch out based on the story title
  - the story title with story id 10102004 is "Implement a really cool feature"

```
$ pgit story_branch -s 10102004
```

will create a branch for you named `implement-really-cool-feature-10102004`

## Installation

* Install via RubyGems:

```
$ gem install pgit
```

* Setup configuration file:

```
$ pgit install
```

This will generate a YAML file under `~/.pgit.rc.yml`. Edit that file to add
information about projects that you're working on.  Each project needs a
project `id`, Pivotal Tracker `api_token`, and `path`.

The `api_token` can be found here: https://www.pivotaltracker.com/profile

The project id is in the URL when visiting a project (i.e.
https://pivotaltracker.com/projects/12345678)


## Development
See https://www.pivotaltracker.com/n/projects/1228944 for information.

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Version	Path
pgit-0.0.3	README.markdown