Hey, just got it all set up. Seems very neat! I have a question: how can I view all issues? It seems I can only view issues without a milestone and issues in a milestone separately.
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#42Looks similar to Huboard: https://huboard.com
And Waffle: https://waffle.io/
Re: Show HN: Zube.io – Simple project management for your GitHub issues
#43Some suggestions on other integrations... Stash, GitLab, BitBucket, Github Enterprise... Stash and GH Enterprise might be more difficult.
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#44Pretty cool, I've looked at some of the other alternatives mentioned in the comments before (huboard, waffle, zenhub), this actually looks like it may be more to my liking than the rest... Unfortunately, I'm now working in an environment where this won't be useful to me. Some suggestions on other integrations... Stash, GitLab, BitBucket, Github Enterprise... Stash and GH Enterprise might be more difficult.
Re: Show HN: Zube.io – Simple project management for your GitHub issues
#45Pretty cool, I've looked at some of the other alternatives mentioned in the comments before (huboard, waffle, zenhub), this actually looks like it may be more to my liking than the rest... Unfortunately, I'm now working in an environment where this won't be useful to me. Some suggestions on other integrations... Stash, GitLab, BitBucket, Github Enterprise... Stash and GH Enterprise might be more difficult.
What type of environment are you working in? Those are great suggestions for integrations and we are very interested in adding integrations that help developers. Is there one that would make Zube usable for you?
Honestly, I'd suggest working towards a solution to work with GH Enterprise, as that would probably align with your current structure better, it may be the most work, but it would be a point to more potential large business customers, and a better revenue model.
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#46Earlier quoted context omitted.
What type of environment are you working in? Those are great suggestions for integrations and we are very interested in adding integrations that help developers. Is there one that would make Zube usable for you?
I'm working at a large financial institution that's moving to git on stash internally, so unlikely I'd be able to use your product any time soon... Honestly, I'd suggest working towards a solution to work with GH Enterprise, as that would probably align with your current structure better, it may be the most work, but it would be a point to more potential large business customers, and a better revenue model.
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#48If this had time-tracking support, I would be able to migrate from Trello (time tracking provided by Trello Plus). Is this a possible feature?
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#49If this had time-tracking support, I would be able to migrate from Trello (time tracking provided by Trello Plus). Is this a possible feature?
We can run queries against events like issue open/close, labeled, miletstoned etc. so we can generate reports with time analytics. If it is just card open to close time, we could definitely bump that up or list!
For reference: http://www.plusfortrello.com/p/about.html
EDIT: To clarify, since it's being used as a timesheet, we need a timer.
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#50Earlier quoted context omitted.
We can run queries against events like issue open/close, labeled, miletstoned etc. so we can generate reports with time analytics. If it is just card open to close time, we could definitely bump that up or list!
For us it's a combination of a timesheet (so we can get paid) and a run down of time spent (vs estimated) on specific tasks. Those are the two important bits. For reference: http://www.plusfortrello.com/p/about.html EDIT: To clarify, since it's being used as a timesheet, we need a timer.