lib/redpomo/templates/config.yml in redpomo-0.0.5 vs lib/redpomo/templates/config.yml in redpomo-0.0.6
- old
+ new
@@ -1,9 +1,40 @@
---
-todo: "~/Documents/todo/todo.txt" # path of your local todo.txt
+todo: "~/Documents/todo/todo.txt" # Path of your local Todo.txt
+
trackers:
- my_tracker: # this is the name of the context you want to use i.e. @my_tracker
- url: "http://my_tracker.com" # the URL of your Redmine instance
- token: "" # find the API key in "http://mytracker.com/my/account"
- default_project: "project" # if timetracks you need to push don't have a +project specified, use this
- closed_status: 5 # identifier of the status used to mark issues as closed (5 should be "Closed" on most Redmine instances)
- priorities: [ "Immediate", "Urgent", "High" ] # list of priorities sorted by.. uhm.. priority. The first one with get (A), then (B), (C), etc.
+
+ my_tracker: # This is the name of the context you want
+ # to use for this tracker (--> @my_tracker)
+
+ url: "http://my_tracker.com" # The URL of your Redmine instance
+
+ token: "" # Find this at the following URL:
+ # http://mytracker.com/my/account
+
+ default_project_id: "project" # If timetracks you're pushing don't have
+ # a +project specified, use this.
+
+ default_priority_id: 4 # If issues you're adding don't have a
+ # priority specified, then use this.
+ #
+ # -- 4 should be "Normal" on most Redmines
+
+ closed_status_id: 5 # Identifier of the status used to mark
+ # issues as closed. Find this ID here:
+ # http://mytracker.com/issue_statuses
+ #
+ # -- 5 should be "Closed" on most Redmines
+
+ priority_ids: # Map a Todo.txt priority with a Redmine
+ # priority ID.
+
+ - 7 # -> (A)
+ - 6 # -> (B)
+ - 5 # -> (C)
+ # ... and so on
+ #
+ # Find those IDs at the following URL:
+ # http://mytracker.com/enumerations
+ #
+ # -- 7, 6 and 5 should be "Immediate",
+ # "Urgent" and "High" on most Redmines