Shell-Based Project Management: Tracking Progress

Project Progress

This is the second installment of our shell-based project management series, where we explore the wonders of tracking progress with ZSH commands.

Here are some examples of how to track project progress using ZSH functions:

Example 1: Using ZSH's `status` Command

Use the `status` command to check the current status of a task.

status my_task

Learn more about the status command

Example 2: Using ZSH's `history` Command

Use the `history` command to view the history of a task.

history my_task

Learn more about the history command

Example 3: Using ZSH's `log` Command

Use the `log` command to log progress and errors for a task.

log my_task -m "Completed step 1"

Learn more about the log command

Stay tuned for more shell-based project management tutorials!

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