❗❗❗👍🏻Good practices for raising issues and submitting PRs

[Luson045]

Discussed in #83

^{Originally posted by Luson045 October 2, 2024}
1) Do not ask the Admins to assign you issues that someone else created, you can ask if it is okay for you to collaborate

2) Do not give direct PRs,(i.e. You are giving PR without being assigned any issue) if done twice, you will be marked as FLAGGED

3) Do NOT Raise issues which already exists, we'll ignore replying to those. And if spammed, you'll be FLAGGED

[NawinKumarSharma]

@Luson045 , i can make the issue and pull request template in the github action? can i try

[Luson045]

We tried it but it kept failing, you can try @NawinKumarSharma

[Luson045]

@NawinKumarSharma

A lot of workflow are failing, it's filling up my mail... Fix it.

[NawinKumarSharma]

@Luson045 , first of all, you need to generate the token from https://github.com/settings/developers
and then you have to add it to the project then only the workflow will run
Go to Your GitHub Repository:

• Click on the Settings tab at the top of your repository page.
  Navigate to Secrets and Variables:

• In the left sidebar, scroll down to Secrets and variables under the Security section and click on Actions.
  Create a New Repository Secret:

• Click on the New repository secret button.
  Set the Name and Value:

• Name your secret MY_GITHUB_TOKEN

• In the "Secret" field, paste your GitHub token.

• Click the Add secret button to save it.