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Making my first contribution on SourceForge using Mercurial
In this post I describe my experience of making my first contribution to a project on SourceForge, using the Mercurial version control system.…
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Deploying a GitHub app to Glitch
Creating my first GitHub app with Probot - Part 3
In this post I show how I deployed a GitHub app built using Probot and create-probot-app using Glitch for free…
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Creating the auto-assign-issues bot
Creating my first GitHub app with Probot - Part 2
In this post I describe the code in the Probot templates, show how to modify it to auto-assign issues to users, and show how to add config to GitHub apps…
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Creating a GitHub app with create-probot-app
Creating my first GitHub app with Probot - Part 1
In this post I describe why I decided to create a GitHub app, and how I built and tested a Hello World app using Probot and create-probot-app…
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Creating my first GitHub app with Probot
In this series I describe the process of creating my first GitHub app using Probot, walking through from Hello World app to deployment on Glitch…
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Creating GitHub pull requests from the command-line with Hub
In this post I show how you can use Hub to create pull-requests on GitHub using the command line, and how to setup an alias to make creating PRs even easier…
