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MorseKOB / PyKOB

Python implementation of a library for Morse and MorseKOB functionality
https://sites.google.com/site/morsekob/morsekob40
MIT License
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Les needs to learn GitHub #18

Closed leskerr closed 4 years ago

leskerr commented 4 years ago

When I have questions about GitHub, should I post them to this 'issues' thread? In particular, I don't know if I should @mention you guys when I post an issue, and/or follow up with a comment. As an experiment, I'll mention @AESilky here and see what happens. Patrick, did you get a notification of this issue?

By the way, I'm using GitHub Desktop to post this issue.

leskerr commented 4 years ago

When I said I was using GitHub Desktop, that was an illusion. When I asked GitHub Desktop to create an issue, it actually took me into the GitHub web interface, which I didn't realize at the time.

pwdirks commented 4 years ago

Les, I got an email from "Les Kerr notifications@github.com" when you created this issue with the text of the issue, even without being at-mentioned. Creating an issue is enough to notify every member of MorseKOB / pykob-4, I believe.

I'd say, if there's something that needs to be changed in the code or the project, just create an issue. If there's meta-discussion that needs to happen (e.g. "Should I stop filing issues here and create a new project?") we can do that in e-mail. Let's see if we can bias anything on the topic of the issue (including "I don't have a sounder to test out this change" or "@so-and-so can you look into this one ASAP since it's blocking my progress") to be done in the issue itself?

AESilky commented 4 years ago

Creating the issue will notify those that are following the repo (which I believe we all are now). If you weren't following the repo then you wouldn't be notified unless you are @ mentioned.

Even if we are all following the repo (and therefore being notified), if you specifically want one of us to look at something it is a good idea to @ mention.

AESilky commented 4 years ago

Patrick's proposal is fine with me.

leskerr commented 4 years ago

I'm still learning, but I think I've made good progress so I'm closing this issue.

AESilky commented 4 years ago

I think you are A+. I've been using GitHub for years - and I'm still learning. I think learning the CLI is important, as that lets you use it across Windows, Linux, Mac.

pwdirks commented 4 years ago

I'm still learning, but I think I've made good progress so I'm closing this issue.

@leskerr I completely agree it's time to but it doesn't look like the issue actually got closed?

I'll let you do the honors.

leskerr commented 4 years ago

I sure thought I closed this issue. Maybe it got reopened somehow? I'm going to try doing the same thing one more time.

AESilky commented 4 years ago

It is now closed. Very good!