🛬 [INBOUND] - rest-framework-tutorial #282
Description
What's the URL to the project?
Similar to #188, but for the DRF tutorial: https://github.com/encode/rest-framework-tutorial
Opening this so we don't forget to transfer it when we transfer DRF
Who are the current maintainers?
Same as DRF's:
@browniebroke @auvipy @peterthomassen
Does the project have the required attributes?
- Are you a member of the Django Commons organization? (if not, open an issue to add yourself as a member)
- Does the project have tests?
- Does the project have documentation?
- Has the project adopted Django Commons's Code of Conduct?
- Do you have permissions to transfer the repository to the Django Commons organization?
- Does the project use readthedocs for documentation?
- Has djangocommons@gmail.com been invited as a maintainer to the project readthedocs.
Who will be the new maintainers of the project?
@browniebroke @auvipy @peterthomassen
Can we have a single team shared by 2 repos?
Do you use test PyPI or want to test the packaging process?
- Does the project have a test.pypi.org project? N/A
- Would you like to test your deployments with uploads to test.pypi.org (you'll need to create the project first)? no
"rest-framework-tutorial" = {
description = "The Django REST framework tutorial. 🎓"
# Different merge strategies can be enabled/disabled
allow_merge_commit = false # Allow merge commits on pull requests
allow_rebase_merge = false # Allow rebase and merge commits on pull requests
allow_squash_merge = true # Allow squash and merge commits on pull requests - Recommended
allow_update_branch = true # Allow updating source branch on pull requests
has_discussions = true # Enable discussions in project's repository
has_wiki = false # Enable wiki in project's repository
admins = [
"browniebroke",
"auvipy",
"peterthomassen",
]
committers = [
"pauloxnet",
]
members = [
# Include people who can assign/triage tickets
]
}