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Add --plot-to-board to plot command #134
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can i claim this issue too? |
@ankitkataria what about finishing #138 before starting with this one? 😉 |
Can I take this issue |
@Ronaq13 sure! 👍 |
Started working on it. |
@Ana06 I was trying my hands on it and have two doubts.
When I fixed this by doing
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@Ronaq13 can you send a pull request with the changes? it is really difficult to find out what you exactly did without seeing the code 😉 |
I haven't made any changes regarding this issue. I just add parentheses
around `args` in print statement. I was trying to understand, what exactly
trollolo does, so I was just trying out it features.
…On 23 Feb 2018 6:20 p.m., "Ana María Martínez Gómez" < ***@***.***> wrote:
@Ronaq13 <https://github.com/ronaq13> can you send a PR with the changes?
it is really difficult to find out what you exactly did without seeing the
code 😉
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Sorry @Ronaq13 , I got you wrong. If you didn't change anything, and you find something that doesn't work, it may be a bug and then it would be better to open a separate issue 😉 |
@Ana06 Ok it was my mistake, it was a python version conflict. Now I am back on the issue. I am facing a problem here, I am not able to figure out where I need to write the definition of And also can you suggest anything for the following: |
This flag of plot command will send the plotted burndown chart to the first card of the `Done` column. close openSUSE#134
As I told you by email, yes. You can also write a test. The rest, I'll answer in the PR |
This flag of plot command will send the plotted burndown chart to the first card of the `Done` column. close openSUSE#134
This flag of plot command will send the plotted burndown chart to the first card of the `Done` column. close openSUSE#134
This flag of plot command will send the plotted burndown chart to the first card of the `Done` column. close openSUSE#134
There is some work done in #184 |
This option would be also useful in this command. This will send the plotted burndown chart to the first card of the
Done
column.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: