#GitHub-Tools GitHub pull status commit status notification command line and/or Team City driven application.

##Reference

• Shell Script Templates

##Directions

• Directions and Screenshots

##Command Line Argument Options

###Mandatory

• -ro=RepositoryOwner - Owner is either a user or organization.
• -rn=RepostioryName - Repository name.
• -sha=2e84e6446df300cd572930869c5ed2be8ee1f614 - Latest commit sha reference in pull.
• -sha=%build.vcs.number% - Using the Team City variable parameter.
• -github=github - Maven ~/.m2/settings.xml GitHub server id.
• -teamcity=teamcity-gonevertical - Maven ~/.m2/settings.xml Team City server id.
• -returnurl=http://teamcity.gonevertical.org - Return url link for the the status link.
• -returnurl=%teamcity.serverUrl% - Using the Team City variable parameter.

###Mandatory OR Use either -buildid OR -status:

• -buildid=299 - Team City Build Id. This calls the rest api to check the status of the build.
• -buildid=%teamcity.build.id% - Using the Team City variable parameter.
• -status=pending
• -status=error
• -status=failed
• -status=success

###Optional

• -help - display the argument options.
• -skipcomment=true - Adding a commit message is on by default. Turn it off and on with this.

###Maven Settings Two servers have to be added to use this applicaiton. Change the server id to your desire as long as it is matched in the command line options.

• -github=github example:

  <server>
      <id>github</id>
      <username>branflake2267</username>
      <password>xxxxxxx</password>
  </server>

• -teamcity=teamcity-gonevertical example:

  <server>
      <id>teamcity-gonevertical</id>
      <username>branflake2267</username>
      <password>xxxxxxx</password>
      <configuration>
          <url>http://teamcity.gonevertical.org</url>
      </configuration>
  </server>

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