We have the unit-e-simulations repository which contains code to run simulations of some aspects of Unit-e. It makes a lot of sense to open source that along with the other repositories. We need to set it up in a similar way as the other repos with things like contribution guidelines etc.
[x] Create README
[x] Document how to run and test the project
Check that license is stated clearly
[x] License note in README
[x] License file in root directory
[x] Add license headers to all source files. Can be done with
copyright_header.py).
Run copyright_header.py insert <filename> to add headers and
copyright_header.py report <directory> to check the repository for headers
[x] Create a CONTRIBUTING.md. This should refer to the unit-e CONTRIBUTING.md
because that contains detailed instructions about the general process but
point out any special considerations for the new repo.
Templates
[x] Take .github/ISSUE_TEMPLATES from unit-e and adapt
[x] Take .github/PULL_REQUEST_TEMPLATE.md from unit-e and adapt
Repository settings (needs admin access)
[x] Disable merging and rebasing pull request on merge
cornelius
commented
5 years ago
We have the unit-e-simulations repository which contains code to run simulations of some aspects of Unit-e. It makes a lot of sense to open source that along with the other repositories. We need to set it up in a similar way as the other repos with things like contribution guidelines etc.
copyright_header.py). Runcopyright_header.py insert <filename>to add headers andcopyright_header.py report <directory>to check the repository for headers