[LinuxCNC/linuxcnc Issue#225] Transfer simple-gcode-generators to linuxcnc org

#1 – jepler 于 2017-02-04

It looks like we have to do this with several steps:

1. [x] @njh initiates a transfer of simple-gcode-generators to @jepler (or any other person with admin membership in the LinuxCNC organization, but I’ll be happy to take care of it)
1. [x] @jepler transfers it to the LinuxCNC organization on github
1. [x] @jepler fixes up the other details of repo permissions so that @njh has e.g., permissions to manage the issue tracker (and any other github collaborators as appropriate)

Doing this in multiple steps means avoids making @njh an administrator for the LinuxCNC organization. To do tasks like manage the issue tracker for simple-gcode-generators, we can use teams, giving team members write access at the organization level. I am not fully up to speed on how all of this works, but I’ve been reading at
* https://help.github.com/articles/transferring-a-repository-owned-by-your-personal-account/
* https://help.github.com/articles/repository-permission-levels-for-an-organization/
and I think this will work as desired.

#2 – njh 于 2017-02-04

Thank you very much @jepler, was starting to worry that it had all been wasted effort 😨

I have initiated the transfer to you.

#3 – jepler 于 2017-02-04

hm I’m not seeing the transfer of simple-gcode-generators from @njh to @jepler yet. did you complete all 5 steps at https://help.github.com/articles/transferring-a-repository-owned-by-your-personal-account/ or did you run into trouble?

#4 – jepler 于 2017-02-04

aha found it (the notification goes to email only, apparently)

#5 – jepler 于 2017-02-04

https://github.com/LinuxCNC/simple-gcode-generators

I believe that @njh should have permission to push to the repo, manage issues, and so forth. For some activities (like adding new collaborators to the simple-gcode-generators team) it’ll be necessary to contact one of the admins of the LinuxCNC organization on github, including @jepler @SebKuzminsky and @cradek; opening issues on LinuxCNC/linuxcnc is a fine way to do this, probably better than mailing list, IRC, or forum.

#6 – njh 于 2017-02-05

Just checked and I indeed have permission to push to the repo.

Looking good, thanks for sorting this out @jepler 😃