Other Commmands

Here are a few other PyDitz commands you might find useful:

validate

Do a check on the PyDitz issue database to make sure it’s consistent, and fix any fixable problems (and warn about unfixable ones).

config

Print the current configuration settings. This includes the defaults and any settings you’ve overridden in your Configuration File. If you give a section argument, only the settings for that section are printed. For example, config ui will print only the user interface settings.

info

Print a summary of information about the PyDitz database (project name, counts of issues, etc).

shell

Execute a shell command outside the PyDitz command loop. You can also do this using !. For example: !ls will list the current directory (on Linux, at least).