Catana Documentation
  • 🐱Overview
    • Introduction
    • Installation
  • 📖Core concepts
    • Regular and expiring TODOs
    • Assigning TODOs
    • Create, update and delete
    • Validation
    • Ignored TODOs
  • 🔔Triggers
    • Overview
    • Date
    • GitHub Issue closed
    • GitHub Pull Request closed
    • Ruby Gem released
    • Ruby Gem upgraded
    • Ruby Version released
    • Ruby Version upgraded
  • 🤖Commands
    • Overview
    • Done
    • Bump
    • Link
  • 🔗Grouped TODOs
    • Overview
  • ⚙️Configuration
    • Open GitHub issues
    • Enforce expiring TODOs
    • Rules
    • Exclusion list
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The Done command is used to remove a TODO from a codebase.

When to use it

It's worth remembering that TODOs are often insufficiently specific when introduced and frequently considered irrelevant after some time.

The only action required is to remove them from your project, as they can be confusing and distracting to other team members who aren't aware of their irrelevancy.

Command

➡️ @catanacorpdone

Catana will remove the TODO from the repository, open a Pull Request, and assign it to the user who invoked the command.

The Todo Item record will be destroyed from Catana's database once the .

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