Publish the interview on GitHub

[samglover]

As soon as you finish with the Weaver, publish the interview on GitHub. This will allow you to save versions of your interview and build interviews as a team.

Step 1: Create a GitHub Account

To do this you must have a GitHub account.

If you don't have a GitHub account, go to GitHub and create one. (This is also a good time to make sure you are listed as a member on @SuffolkLITLab's People page. If you aren't, ask @samglover, @nonprofittechy, or @colarusso to invite you.) You may also want to adjust your settings to keep your email address private.

To Do

• [x] Create a GitHub account.
• [x] Join @SuffolkLITLab.

Step 2: Publish the Interview on GitHub

To Do

• [x] Follow the Docassemble instructions for publishing an interview package to GitHub.
• [x] Transfer ownership of the interview repository to @SuffolkLITLab.

Documentation

• Using GitHub with Docassemble
• Publishing on GitHub
• Transferring a repository owned by your personal account

Step 3: Pull the Interview Repository to Your Docassemble Playground

To Do

• [x] In your Docassemble playground, create a new project
• [x] Pull the interview repository the project
• [x] If you are working with someone else on the interview, have them do this, too

Documentation

• Interview developer's playground: The Packages folder