This template repository contains the issues and starting content to teach the DS fork-and-pull style workflow. For the full experience, it requires a course contact to review and merge your pull requests.
Go to the repo that matches your username, USGS-R/ds-gitflows-[username].
- Create a new public repository based on this template repo using the naming convention
ds-gitflows-[username]for each participant. These will be considered the canonical repository for each participant. - Go to each of these new repositories you just made and (until issue #6 is fixed, ask @padilla410 to) star them. This will manually trigger the workflow that creates the necessary GitHub issues to complete the training using GitHub actions.
- Give each participant
triageaccess to their repository. This will allow them to make PRs and close issues, but will prevent them from being able to write directly to the main repository. The participant will need to accept the invitation. The only other caveat is thattriageaccess may make it so that they need to create a pull request before seeing the option to assign a reviewer. This was the case for someone who was not part of theUSGS-Rorganization but tested the repo. - Be prepared to review and merge 3 pull requests per participant (one with their first two commits, one with merge conflicts resolved, one with changes to the
.gitignorefile). - The rest of the course should run automatically.