Insert issue tracking ticket references into your commit messages automatically

Download the binary release, or build using cargo build --release. The resulting executable should be placed on your PATH so that it's accessable with the name ticket.

In your repository run ticket init to install the git hook, then use ticket set REF to set the ticket reference. See ticket --help for further details.

It's strongly recommended that you add .ticket to your global gitignore file.

Ticket creates a file named .ticket in the root of your repository that contains the current ticket reference. ticket set overwrites this file, and the installed git hook reads from it to know what to insert into your commit messages.

The commit hook is a prepare-commit-msg hook, and requires that ticket is available on your PATH to work.