How to get into a year-end project ?
figure out:
- the abilities of each members,
- what they like,
- the projects they're working on at the same time
- have the same norm (ex: feature/...)
- merge branches ONLY with Github pull requests
- you can protect the
mainbranch in the settings to only be able to make changes on it after a verified pull request - you can assign people to look at the pull request and only merge after they approved
- comment the pull requests
example of a pull request:
- have the same norm for the whole group => ex
- detail commits:
- first line for type of commit (addition, modification, fix of a bug, ...), file(s) modified and overlook
- second line is gonna detail more what you did
- issues
- project template
- roadmap
- link branches / pull requests to issue
- link CLI to issues
- explanations here
You already did the Chocolatine ;)
- mirroring
- compilation (you wouldn't want a build failed on the last TA)
- criterion tests
To use Discord as a notifier for each action of your repository, you'll need to make a server with different channels for different topics; ex:
generalwebhookvoice channel
Now we can start to configure the Discord server :
- Go to the server's settings
- Click on "Integrations"
- Click on "Webhooks"
- "New webhook", then copy the url
Don't forget to give it a name and to choose the channel where you want to receive the messages...
Now you need to go to the settings of your Github repository :
- Go to "Webhook" on the left sidebar
- "Add webhook"
- Paste the url and add a /github at the end of it
- Switch from "application/x-www-form-urlencoded" to "application/json"
- Then you choose which notification you want to receive on the discord channel
- After this, click on "Add webhook"
You'll see that it works if after adding the webhook, there's a validation sign on the left side of the webhook