tracker_github_hook | GitHub post-receive hook service

tracker_github_hook is a Ruby library. tracker_github_hook has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

IMPORTANT UPDATE: This is no longer supported/maintained, and will most surely stop working on Jan 27, 2012 when Pivotal deprecates the Tracker API's prior to v3. Also, the standard GitHub-Pivotal Tracker service hook now handles everything this service did, and in fact works better now (better handles branch commits and avoiding duplicate comments in tracker due to merging branches). This app is a small server to serve as a GitHub Post-Receive hook to add comments, and update state in Pivotal Tracker, similar to say the Lighthouse service integration. As of January 23, 2010, Pivotal's Tracker API itself will have some support for doing this. See: However, note that, as of this writing, they only support a single API token, which means that all commits will be attributed to the Tracker member whose token is being used in the post-commit hook. This project solves that by associating Tracker API tokens with GitHub users (so even if your GitHub and Tracker emails are different that's ok), and thus you have properly attributed comments in your Tracker stories when making a commit. Also, many thanks to Alan Pinstein (apinstein) for his many contributions.