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PR template ignored. |
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@jneidel I find it hilarious that you mention "issue template" when at this moment the repository does not have any template. Pressing the "new" button does not bring the pick-template option. |
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idk what you mean. You just posted the empty template... (I meant PR template, as we are in the PRs.) |
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Never mind, the empty thing was "pull request template", not "issue template", they are different thing and i got confused. |
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@jneidel I updated the description to include the template but forgot to ping you about it. |
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Repo or homepage link:
https://github.com/pycontribs/mk
Description:
mk is a CLI tool that aims to ease contribution to any open-source project by hiding repository implementation details from the casual contributor. With it, you can contribute without having to know all the build and testing tools that the project team already uses, which often have strange requirements.
Why I think it's awesome:
As not all open-source contribution are coming from people knowing the build toolchain that was picked by the project maintainers, mk makes it easier to run tests locally by detecting the test commands, saving a lot of time.