Get the small EA task suggester on eahub.com

[tog22]

Migrating the code and pointing to it

[peterhurford]

:+1:

[peterhurford]

Personally I think it would be best if it were a separate repo. You could host it as a git submodule.

[tog22]

It's currently at http://jacobhilton.github.io/findmeatask/ . But @cdc482 doesn't need to worry about this for now.

[tog22]

Sorry, I meant the repo is currently at https://github.com/jacobhilton/findmeatask - http://jacobhilton.github.io/findmeatask/ is the public URL for now, though @cdc482 is taking up @jacobhilton 's original suggestion of putting it on EA Hub (which I didn't think I had the time to make viable/justifiable before Chris kindly suggested he was keen to help take EA Hub forwards :smile: ). If anyone wants to add it as a git submodule that's cool - @jacobhilton would presumably need to add people as collaborators for them to push commits to it then (Jacob, I guess it might make sense and do no harm for you to add anyone/everyone from https://github.com/tog22/eahub/settings/collaboration as collaborators, though up to you as always :star: .)

[jacobhilton]

Hi Tom, I don't have access to that page. I'd be happy to add people if you let me know who, but why not just fork my repo to your account? (Just click "Fork" in the top right.) That way you can do what you like with it.

[tog22]

I'll let @peterhurford (.impact's resident Emily Post of git etiquette) decide what to do on that and implement it.

[tog22]

But the EA/.impact github crew is:

Collaborators Push access to the repository @peterhurford @cdc482

@OAGr

@arichard4

@patbl @tog22

@alexflint

@machinaut

@jacobhilton

@JoshuaDavid @atucker

[peterhurford]

I'd rather keep it a separate GitHub repo. I guess since you don't deploy from GitHub there's no need to include it as a submodule.