Man page - lp-project(1)
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- lp-attach(1)
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- lp-shell(1)
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- lp-project(1)
apt-get install lptools
Manual
lp-project
NAMESYNOPSIS
DESCRIPTION
OPTIONS
AUTHORS
NAME
lp-project - work with projects in Launchpad
SYNOPSIS
lp-project < command >
DESCRIPTION
lp-project allows you to quickly create a new project on Launchpad. It automates the creation of management/commiter teams, a -dev mailing list, the project itself, and a bzr branch for trunk.
OPTIONS
Listed below are
the possible commands that can be passed to
lp-project
:
help commands
List all supported commands
create < projectname >
Create a project. This creates two teams - a management/committer team owner by you and a -dev mailing list owned by the mgmt team. It then creates the project, makes it owned by the committer team, creates a new empty bzr branch for trunk and then fires up a web browser pointing at the project for you to fine tune. After running this command you need to set what LP features you are using (https://bugs.launchpad.net/launchpad/+bug/537269), describe your project (title, summary, description), upload your code to lp:PROJECT, and turn on the mailing list by hand (https://bugs.launchpad.net/launchpad/+bug/537258)
AUTHORS
lp-project was written by Robert Collins <robert.collins@canonical.com>, and this manual page was written by Nathan Handler <nhandler@ubuntu.com>.