Transfer to AFPy organization

[vpoulailleau]

@Seluj78 @JulienPalard

• transfer the project to AFPy organization in GitHub
• update metadata
• change rights in PyPI
• change rights in CodeClimate?

Do you see any other subjects?

[Seluj78]

Why would you need to change rights in pypi and codeclimate ? Unless you can give rights to people in the @afpy/traduction the rights I don't think it's useful :) maybe give it to one or two people as backup, like @JulienPalard and me did on some of our projects

[JulienPalard]

What I think:

Being alone having the rights on a project is a bad idea. But I think the AFPy should not influence how we choose with who we share those rights. Even worse, I don't think we should centralize all upload rights, looks like a security issues magnet.

@vpoulailleau give the rights to upload on PyPI to who you trust and when you want to, it does not have to be corelated with a move of the repo under the afpy/ org.

[vpoulailleau]

@JulienPalard This sounds wise! I'll check how to give rights for PyPI.

Concerning CodeClimate, since it's free for open-source, you configure it through your GitHub account. Since padpo won't be in my account (only a fork that I'll have to keep up to date), it would be better to configure CodeClimate with the AFPy account. Would this be possible (one needs to give access to public repositories to CodeClimate)?

[Seluj78]

Ping

[vpoulailleau]

@Seluj78 Oops, yes! So many things to do at the moment, I forgot this one! I'll try to do it tomorrow morning.

[vpoulailleau]

@Seluj78 J'ai pas pu faire le transfert : « You don’t have the permission to create public repositories on AFPy »

[Seluj78]

Bouge pas je te fait ca

[Seluj78]

Rééssaye

[vpoulailleau]

https://github.com/AFPy/padpo 🎉

[vpoulailleau]

@Seluj78 @JulienPalard Je vous ai invité sur PyPI pour padpo

[Seluj78]

Accepted!

[vpoulailleau]

Parfait, Julien a aussi accepté.

Reste plus qu'à voir comment on fait pour CodeClimate (vu que c'est gratuit pour les projets open-source, c'est actuellement relié à mon dépôt, mais pas à celui de l'AFPy)

[JulienPalard]

@vpoulailleau tu n'arrive pas a l'ajouter ?

[vpoulailleau]

@JulienPalard J'ai pas le login GitHub de l'AFPy Je peux le faire avec mon login !

Normalement, il faut aller sur https://codeclimate.com/login, se logguer avec GitHub, sélectionner le(s) dépôt open source que l'on veut surveiller et mettre à jour les infos de badges dans le README et la variable CC_TEST_REPORTER dans le .travis.yml (voir ensuite comment se passer de travis)

[vpoulailleau]

J'ai pas le temps ce soir. Pour les badges :

[![Maintainability](https://api.codeclimate.com/v1/badges/bbd3044291527d667778/maintainability)](https://codeclimate.com/github/AFPy/padpo/maintainability)

[![Test Coverage](https://api.codeclimate.com/v1/badges/bbd3044291527d667778/test_coverage)](https://codeclimate.com/github/AFPy/padpo/test_coverage)

Et pour CC_TEST_REPORTER : 4f307949bf2b8fece540e528b27c5304ef1df0dfbfbd0e2e7e85892e4d5a9190

[vpoulailleau]

Il restera à appeler cc-test-reporter pour envoyer le résultat des tests (cf .travis.yml)