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# File 'lib/rallycat/help.rb', line 3
def to_s
"Rallycat is a command-line utility for interacting with Rally. It should be\nused to support a command-line centric workflow. Rallycat has the simple goal\nof being a lightweight alternative to Rally's web interface. It provides quick\naccess to Rally features that are important to developers in their day-to-day\nwork.\n\nConfiguration:\n Configuration is available through a ~/.rallycatrc file formatted as YAML.\n The file should have two keys: `username` and `password` for authenticating\n with the Rally API. An additional project attribute can be added to make some\n commands easiser to use. Example:\n\nusername: [email protected]\npassword: pass1234\nproject: SuperBad\n\n Additionally, the `-u [USERNAME]` and `-p [PASSWORD]` flags may be provided\n at runtime and will take higher precedence than the configuration file.\n\nGlobal Options:\n -u [USERNAME] # Your Rally username\n -p [PASSWORD] # Your Rally password\n -h, --help # Displays this help text\n\nCommands:\n rallycat cat <story number> # Displays a user story or defect\n rallycat update <task number> # Updates the state of a task\n[--blocked | -b] [--in-progress | -p]\n[--completed | -c] [--defined | -d]\n[--owner | -o <fullname>]\n rallycat list # List iterations and stories\n[--project | -p <project name>]\n[--iteration | -i <iteration name>]\n rallycat help # Displays this help text\n\n\n HELP\nend\n"
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