Name

bif-new-project - create a new project

Version

0.1.5_8 (yyyy-mm-dd)

Synopsis

bif new project [PATH] [TITLE] [OPTIONS...]

Description

The bif-new-project command creates a new project node.

For example, to create a local project:

$ bif new project myproject

Same as the above but explicit about being local:

$ bif new project local/myproject

Create a sub-project:

$ bif new project myproject/child

Create a project directly at a known hub:

$ bif new project hub/myproject

Arguments & Options

PATH: An identifier for the project that specifies its hub, parent project, and name. The project is assumed to be "local" if the first part of the path does not identify a known hub. The PATH is prompted for if not provided.
TITLE: A short summary of what the project is about. Will be prompted for if not provided.
--dup, -d SRC: Duplicate the new project title and status types (project-status, issue-status, task-status) from SRC, where SRC is an existing project path. The SRC title can be overriden by providing a TITLE as the second argument as described above.
--message, -m MESSAGE: The project description. An editor will be invoked to record a MESSAGE if this option is not used.

Author

Mark Lawrence <nomad@null.net>

Copyright And License

This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.