Why Breeze
●Breeze overview
Learn more about Breeze, main features, and benefits
●Why choose Breeze
Learn how to choose a project management tool and why Breeze is the best
●Why switch to Breeze
Learn what sets Breeze apart from other tools
●Compare Breeze
Learn how Breeze stacks up against other project management software
For teams
●Marketing
Launch campaigns, track conversions, get your team on the same page
●Creative
Single space for everything, track progress, enhanced collaboration
●Sales
Boost your sales, better customer engagement, close more deals
 
●Remote work
Bring your remote team together and collaborate
●Managers
Plan projects, track progress, one place for everything
●Engineering
Ship products faster, agile planning, efficient workflows
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Getting started
●Video tour
A short video to guide you through Breeze
●Sample project boards
See how Breeze can help your team get organized
●Help
Browse through the guide or get in contact with support
Key features
●Project management
Manage projects from start to finish
●Task management
Organize tasks, collaborate, prioritize, and analyze
●Kanban tool
Use task boards to track your work and manage projects
●Time tracking
Track time and fill out timesheets effortlessly
●Project automation
Automate routine tasks and focus on important work
 
●Project reporting
Keep track of your work and stay on top of your team’s progress
●Project calendars
Get your whole team together on one shared calendar
●Project customization
Do your best work in your own style
●Chat
Real-time chat in projects and teams
●Web forms
Build forms and collect feedback
 
●Project roadmap
Create roadmaps for products, projects, marketing, and more.
●Project timeline
See deadlines and how tasks connect across projects
●Team workload
Manage workloads fairly and effectively
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●Integrations
Get the most out of your apps with Breeze.
●Mobile apps
Breeze on the go with your mobile device with apps or on the web
●Developers
Learn more about integrating your team with Breeze

Github integration

Enabling the integration is very easy. Head over to your project and open the projects settings window. Click on the "Link GitHub repos" button. You'll be taken to GitHub page for authentication and after that you'll be redirect back to Breeze.

Breeze configures a post web hook to GitHub that allows us to receive commit messages. By enabling the integration you we'll be also shown the task ID on every card, this makes it possible for you to reference them in commit messages.

You must have admin rights to the repo to configure push hooks.

Breeze lets you to manipulate the status of tasks within your projects directly from your repository commit messages. Breeze parses the commit messages and closes, moves or tracks time on tasks. Every commit will also add a comment to the task with the commit message.

The commands that can be used in your commit messages are as follows:

  1. Reference task - #task_id, will reference the tasks and add a comment to it.
  2. Mark as done - fix,fixes,fixed,close,closed,closes,done #task_id will change the status of the specified task to "done".
  3. Move task to list - #task_id m:ListName will move the task to the specified list. The list name is case insensitive, if you have spaces in the name use camel case (ListName) .
  4. Track time - #task_id t:1:30 will create a time entry with a given number of hours for the specified task You can use multiple formats for the time string - 1h, 1h30m, 1:30, 30m.
  5. Mention users - @username will create mention notification for the user.

Here are some examples of how to use the commands:

git commit -am '#3672, #3673 and #8623 and closes #5126'

git commit -am 'log time , #4326 t:1:30'

git commit -am 'move to done, #4326 m:done'

If you want to combine multiple commands then you have to refrence the task each time.

git commit -am 'mark as #432 done, move to doing #432 m:doing, track time #432 t:1:30'

To be able to track time, your git commiter email must match your Breeze email. You can set your git email using:

git config user.email "user@domain.com"