First thoughts after trying out the template

[bulricht]

Things that surprised me:

• Changes to my git config (although only local). I thought full_name would be ending up in the sphinx docs, so I tried out "Vlaams Instituut voor de Zee", which eventually became my git username.
• GitHub login. It was not clear to me what would happen if I logged in, so I cancelled. In this case my repo already existed.
• Creation of a venv. I was expecting I had to run something like poetry install myself, without the need for a venv.

Things that were unclear:

• Difference between module_name and project_slug, because to me a slug is this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slug.
• Whether git_remote expects HTTPS or SSH.

Things I would change:

• Use author instead of full_name and default to Vlaams Instituut voor de Zee (VLIZ).
• Make project_website default to https://open-science.vliz.be/<project_name>.
• Make version default to 0.1.0, as recommended in the semver FAQ.
• Make git_remote default to https://github.com/vliz-be-opsci/<project_name> (or SSH).

[JotaFan]

Please open PR on what you might change right away, I think its easy.

As for the "Things that surprised me:", totally not expecting that also, we need to check that

[JotaFan]

Difference between module_name and project_slug, because to me a slug is this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slug.

This I will maintain, it comes from the gitlab and it makes sense, you might have projecct name PyProject, but the module is pyproject. Slug is also the comum name of.

Whether git_remote expects HTTPS or SSH.

I am proposing setting the git remote as https, and this will only influence poetry. I am also proposing removing the after generation script that sets the github stuff you complain, and made an initial commit. I believe that should be in the hand of the user.

The PR can be seen here: https://github.com/vliz-be-opsci/cookiecutter-py-module/pull/5