From: Tom S. <tom...@me...> - 2016-11-20 10:10:42
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Hi Alan, Github supports exactly the workflow you want as shown in the attached screen shot. All that needs to be done is uncheck all except “Allow rebase merging”. Best, Tom > On 15 Nov 2016, at 01:05, Hazen Babcock <hba...@ma...> wrote: > > On 09/23/2016 06:29 AM, Tom Schoonjans wrote: >> Moving the git repository to Github itself would be trivial. Just >> use https://github.com/new/import, but I do recommend using the PLplot >> organization as owner. Just add yourself to it first and get sufficient >> privileges. Hazen I think you would be able to help out here since you >> seem to be in charge of this organization. > > I have transferred my personal PLplot github mirror to the PLplot organization (Hezekiah and are currently the only members): > https://github.com/PLplot/PLplot > > Now I would like to add some things into master that I think would be of some benefit to the project, but are primarily there specifically for Github. > > (1) A README.md file. This would have a short project description as well as links to the SF site, the documentation, etc. as well as some badges (see (2) below). > > (2) Some .yml files, for example, one to provide "continuous" testing using Travis-CI (.travis.yml). > > Thoughts? Is this Ok? > > -Hazen > |