request git repository for boost.contract
Hello all, I need some help... who should I ask to create a git repository "contract" for boost.contract? How do I link that to the main boost repository in git? Please send me link if this info is already documented somewhere. Thank you. --Lorenzo
On 24 September 2017 at 06:57, Lorenzo Caminiti via Boost
I need some help... who should I ask to create a git repository "contract" for boost.contract? How do I link that to the main boost repository in git? Please send me link if this info is already documented somewhere.
The official way is to open an admin issue, but they don't always get a response, so it's often better to ask on this list. You need to transfer your repo to an admin (like me, my user name is danieljames, you can transfer it using the settings for your repo), and then they transfer it into the boostorg organsiation. Then when it's ready you can open a pull request to add the submodule, or open an admin issue if you don't know how to. Requirements for a repo are documented here: http://www.boost.org/development/requirements.html#Organization
On Sun, Sep 24, 2017 at 5:22 AM, Daniel James via Boost
On 24 September 2017 at 06:57, Lorenzo Caminiti via Boost
wrote: I need some help... who should I ask to create a git repository "contract" for boost.contract?
You need to transfer your repo to an admin (like me, my user name is danieljames, you can transfer it using the settings for your repo), and then they
Hello Daniel, I just transferred to you my boost-contract repo on github. There's a feature/boost-repo branch that can be used as what should go into //boost/libs/contract (or you can just use master and I'll later merge it from feature/boost-repo myself). Please let me know when the contract repo is added to boostorg and linked to //boost/libs/contract. Thank you very much for all your help! --Lorenzo
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