Inspired by Woody Zuill we started at to run a daily retrospective during our remote mobbing experiments. We started to record our the outcome of our retrospectives for team members who weren't there and to help us remember what had been going on.
We used a single markdown file in the root of our repository to record the daiy retrospective. This file eventually got quite big and some editors struggled with it. To make this easier to manage and to help with finding the right entry we want to start using a single file per entry.
Retro tools is there to help with recording daily retrospectives in your repo.
Heavily inspired by Nat Pryce's adr-tools. Much of the testing infrastructure is based on Nat's work. See LICENSE.
Download the zip archive of this repository:
curl -LO https://github.com/tooky/retro-tools/archive/main.zip
Unzip the zipfile
unzip main.zip
Add the location of the retro-tools-main/src dir to your path.
$ retro init
This will create a new doc/retro folder where the retros will be
recorded.
$ retro add
This will add a new retro file in the doc/retro folder, dated today (e.g.
doc/retro/2020/04/29.md) and open the file with $EDITOR. If there is a file
already it will add a new retro to the same day.
$ retro latest
This will display the most retro recorded.
- [ ]: Add an edit command
- [ ]: Support multiple teams having retros in the same folder
- [ ]: Support custom templates
- [ ]: Support multiple teams with team templates
- [ ]: Use mobbers list to find the who?