Closed Logan1x closed 7 years ago
I'm willing to work on this.
can you assign it to me?
Sure @KayvanMazaheri
i am having bit problem do you have any idea about this?
Not Really ! :smile:
It's Okay. I am looking into it.
if you can put them outside of folder here, this would look more fine. While moving the py scripts to the root of the repo, what about the rest of the files (README and LICENSE) in the directories?
LICENSE will be commom for all and one readme.md file will consist of all the project description @TheCodeArtist
@Logan1x You cannot assign an issue to someone who does not have commit access to the repository. :)
I would be interested in taking this on too.
Can you provide source for this @pradyunsg By commit access you mean collaborator ?
You cannot assign an issue to someone who does not have commit access to the repository. :)
Sorry for this @pradyunsg
I would be interested in taking this on too.
this issue is alredy working by @KayvanMazaheri
you both can consult and divide work if you want to ...
By commit access you mean collaborator ?
Yep. :)
this issue is alredy working by
Cool. No issues. :)
@pradyunsg source please
Yep. :)
Uhm... experience?
Anyway, a google search for "GitHub assign issues" leads to https://help.github.com/articles/assigning-issues-and-pull-requests-to-other-github-users/ where you can see that in the tips section it says:
If you have write access to a repository, you can assign issues and pull requests to yourself, collaborators on personal projects, or members of your organization with read permissions on the repository.
This still doesn't looks assigned to someone to me, can someone assign me?
@pradyunsg are you refering to this line...
If you have write access to a repository, you can assign issues and pull requests to yourself, collaborators on personal projects, or members of your organization with read permissions on the repository.
if you are then it says if you have write access then you can add yourself. collaborators, and other members with read permission...so no need to be collaborator.
@prakashdanish It's already assigned to someone else due to some error i am not able to add him as assignee😞. You have a good profile page 😊.
@Logan1x
members of your organization
This is a personal project, not an organisation's project; which is why you can't do that.
collaborators on personal projects
If you want to add @KayvanMazaheri (or whoever) as the assignee, they need to be a collaborator (i.e. able to push commits to this repository). If you're not comfortable with that, feel free to just mention that that person is going to tackle that issue in the OP -- the description of the issue.
if you are then it says if you have write access then you can add yourself. collaborators, and other members with read permission...so no need to be collaborator.
I think I should mention that this comes across as snarky; it is not really nice to be on the receiving end of such a comment -- emphasis added, quoted content modified to suit your position, almost sarcastic -- it feels like you're saying I can't read. I was trying to help you here but now I don't think it's a good use of my free time to do so.
I assume, in good faith, this was not your intention but please be careful about what the tone of your comments are in the future.
As an aside, putting all the scripts in a bin
directory is also an idea that someone might want to explore.
you should focus on org
Oh well... Please don't tell people what to do with their own time. There's a better way to say let someone with less experience do this.
That's about all I'm going to say here.
@pradyunsg I sorry for the way you felt my intension's was not to hurt you in any sense. I want to conform and solve this problem asap and i didn't know the source you mentioned had wrriten for org. It's my first time as maintainer so this problem occured . Sorry for the experience you had
Sorry for the experience you had
No issues. :)
It's my first time as maintainer
Text is a bad medium for conveying emotion. 🤷♂️
If you want to add @KayvanMazaheri (or whoever) as the assignee, they need to be a collaborator (i.e. able to push commits to this repository). If you're not comfortable with that, feel free to just mention that that person is going to tackle that issue in the OP -- the description of the issue.
You might want to give this a shot.
Next time surely because i already received PR and closing this issue now.
@Logan1x sorry, didn't read the description of the issue.
No Problem 😊 @prakashdanish
Script in the folder is not looking good to me, If you can put them outside of folder here, this would look more fine.
Add Your name in readme.md after contributing😊.