kif import https://www.wrike.com/open.htm\?id\=83740872A
git clone git@github.com:pierreboissinot/kif.git
cd kif
go build
Init configuration with kif init
You can edit ~/.kif.toml
like:
wrikeApiToken="my.wrike.token"
gitlabApiToken="my.gitlab.token"
At work, we use Wrike to manage tasks. It's good enough to be used by tech(dev) and non tech people(customer, project manager). To track code changes, we use Gitlab issues. When a task arrives in developer Inbox, he creates an associated Gitlab issue. If the task is well described, he copies paste the title and the description; if not, the developer has to adapt the title and description to correct infos or split a Wrike task into multiple issues.