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Add Trello option --trello-updateCard:complete #207

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daobrien opened this issue Oct 16, 2019 · 5 comments
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Add Trello option --trello-updateCard:complete #207

daobrien opened this issue Oct 16, 2019 · 5 comments

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@daobrien
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I know "closed" exists but this is different from "Complete."

$ did last week --trello
* Trello cards moved: 1
    * [Do something.] moved from [In progress] to [Complete]

but...

$ did last week --trello-updateCard:closed
(no output)
@psss
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psss commented Oct 29, 2019

Thanks for the idea. Is the complete status a standard one? Or users freely define name of each column in Trello? If the latter it would be probably good to enable custom filtering and any column name.

@daobrien
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I'm not sure if it is a "standard" one but it is a very common one, along with Backlog, In Progress, and Blocked. If you can do it with custom filtering, etc., that would be great. Thanks :)

@daobrien
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Do you need any more info to keep this moving? Maybe more ppl to help? :) Too bad I'm not a coder. Thanks for did; I use it almost every day.

@psss
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psss commented Mar 30, 2022

Hi, I think the main idea is clear. Perhaps the config could look like this?

[trello]
type = trello
user = didtester
columns = completed, backlog

For each name under the columns key we could create a new option and stat for showing cards moved to the given column. For example:

--trello-card-moved-to-complete

Does that make sense? Unfortunately I have a bunch of other stuff/priorities on the plate so cannot look into this in the near future. Maybe @mikelolasagasti would be interested to have a look?

@daobrien
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Yes, that makes sense, and would work for me. Thanks.

psss added a commit to mweetman-redhat/did that referenced this issue Jan 30, 2023
Instead of using the 'sort_keys' parameter which is available only
in newer versions of pyyaml disable sorting globally on rhel-8.
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