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-Introduction goes here.
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+The RailzScout plugin implements FogBugz's BugzScout system for Rails apps.
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+It works by submitting your bugs to your FogBugz installation directly via
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+The plugin is based on the Exception Notifier plugin by Jamis Buck. Much
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+works the same, but email code has been replaced with code that posts to
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+scoutSubmit in your FogBugz installation.
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+1. Include the ExceptionNotifiable mixin in whichever controller you want to
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+ report errors to FogBugz. (ApplicationController for the whole app.):
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-Copyright (c) 2008 [name of plugin creator], released under the MIT license
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+ class ApplicationController < ActionController::Base
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+ include ExceptionNotifiable
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+2. If you installed the plugin via default methods, you should find a
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+ railz_scout.rb file in your app's config/initializers/ directory.
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+ (Otherwise, create the file or just edit environment.rb.)
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+ You should see something like this:
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+ RAILZ_SCOUT_CONFIG = {
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+ :url => "http://example.com/FogBugz/scoutSubmit.php",
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+ # :username => 'RailzScout',
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+ # :project => 'Inbox',
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+ # :area => 'Undecided',
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+ # :force_new => false,
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+ RailzScout.config.merge! RAILZ_SCOUT_CONFIG
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+The rendering code from Exception Notifier has barely been touched. Therefore,
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+the same customizations that apply to the original plugin should apply here.
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+For more info, see their original README, included with this copy.
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+# If the description field matches exactly to any other bug, this submission
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+# will be APPENDED to that bug's history, and a new bug will NOT be created.
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+# The occurrences field for this bug will increase by 1.
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+# force_new / ForceNewBug
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+# force FogBUGZ to create a new bug for this entry, instead of appending to
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+# bug with matching description
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+Copyright (c) 2008 Caio Chassot, released under the MIT license
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+with parts from Exception Notifier plugin, Copyright (c) 2005 Jamis Buck, released under the MIT license
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