Jay Mitchell
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Jay Mitchell commented,
I always use net/https. Every time I've tried ActiveResource, it makes things more difficult. However, that could be due to my inexperience with ActiveResource.https://github.com/ThoughtWorksStudio...
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Jay Mitchell commented,
DEBUG will just be a bit more verbose. 200 is great. As far as Mingle is concerned, this is a valid request.My guess is that HttpClient is attempting to do some object mapping, with the result. Tha...
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Jay Mitchell commented,
Nial, I believe our sales team has sold support packages at reduced rates to non-profits and academic institutions in the past.One thing to try, as a temporary fix, is using the "v1" rath...
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Jay Mitchell commented,
Nial, I took a quick look at this and don't see anything obviously incorrect with this. If you log a support request, our support team will be happy to help figure out the problem.
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Jay Mitchell created a post,
Today Macro
This is a very simple macro that allows today to be shown on a wiki page. The original request for this macro: http://community.thoughtworks.com/posts/a1621fb50a.There is one known issue with this ...
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Jay Mitchell commented,
The name of the property is a bit cut off in the screenshot, but it looks like the release property name is just, "release". You don't want to prefix it with the tree name. My example mad...
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Jay Mitchell created a post,
Table macro that allows THIS CARD.name to be used in TAGGED WITH section of MQL
This is a very simple macro that allows us to use "TAGGED WITH THIS CARD.name" in MQL. This macro is specific to a case we have in ThoughtWorks Studios. Most people won't find it particul...
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Jay Mitchell commented,
Hi Lisa,Thanks for posting. I think several people have had similar questions. The Mingle help is fairly comprehensive, but is sometimes missing practical examples. The Go help gives examples of ho...
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Jay Mitchell commented,
Yes, this is possible currently. It is up to the person that is receiving the email to sign up for the notification. On the history tab, that person should set up a filter for cards of this type an...
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Jay Mitchell commented,
I personally use net/https in Ruby to call the Mingle API. However, I can hazard a guess as to what the syntax would be. I would try:@card = Card.new( :name => "This is my title", :des...