== Description ==

Emacs ditz is KentaroKuribayashi<code>'</code>s interface to ruby based [[http://ditz.rubyforge.org/ Ditz distributed issue/bug tracking system]]. This package can be used to browse text files that contain ^L page feed markers, typically used for LPT printers. Select, cut, copy, renumber headings, create table of contents. Download package from git repository:

* http://github.com/kentaro/emacs-ditz

== Install ==

{{{
;; To initialize your ditz issues
(autoload 'ditz-init "ditz" "" t)

;; To add a new release
(autoload 'ditz-add-release "ditz" "" t)

;; To add a new issue
(autoload 'ditz-add "ditz" "" t)

;; To generate HTML files and their status
(autoload 'ditz-html "ditz" "" t)

;; To Browse
(autoload 'ditz-status "ditz" "" t)
(autoload 'ditz-log "ditz" "" t)

;; To manage issues
(autoload 'ditz-todo "ditz" t)

}}}

== Configuration ==

Add the following to your ~/.emacs InitFile:

{{{
;; If you don't want to always set issue dir when you run commands,
;; ditz.el provides automatic finding functionality. Add the
;; settings below:

;; Issue directory name (default: "bugs")
(setq ditz-issue-directory "issues")

;; Enable automatic finding functionality (default: nil)
(setq ditz-find-issue-directory-automatically-flag t)
}}}

== Discussion ==

With command <code>M-x ditz-todo</code> you can manage issues in separate buffer:

  A: ditz-add          (Add issue)
  D: ditz-drop         (Drop issue)
  s: ditz-show         (Show issue's detail)
  e: ditz-edit         (Edit issue's detail)
  a: ditz-assign       (Assign/reassign issue to a release)
  c: ditz-close        (Close issue)
  r: ditz-release      (Mark release as done)
  g: ditz-reload       (Reload status/todo/log buffer)
  q: ditz-close-buffer (Close ditz-mode buffer)


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