Install
`shell pip install twisted-dev-tools `
Examples
`shell fetch-ticket <ticket-number> review-tickets get-attachment get <ticket-number> # Gets latest attachment from ticket tch-ticket works :) get-attachment apply <ticket-number> # Gets latest attachment from ticket, applies it to the current git reposiory, and commits it with an appropriate message. mkbranch <branch-name> # Creates an svn branch with the given name force-build # Force-builds the current git branch, assuming it has been push'd (with dcommit) to svn `
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