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Get Metrics Together #6
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I see the issue ...
I was hoping that the README section "Where to contribute" might help, but
it does not solve the order of files.
A convention could be to use a folder -> makes the repository less
approachable (I'm against this idea)
I thought about appending "OSSNA" but we want the metrics to transcend.
"METRIC" as part of the name would work but is not descriptive of why we do
it.
Similarly without value is to append zero "0" which will float the files to
the top of the list.
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We could number the files, float them to the top, and have the same order
as on the wiki... :-)
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I see the issue ...
I was hoping that the README section "Where to contribute" might help, but
it does not solve the order of files.
A convention could be to use a folder -> makes the repository less
approachable (I'm against this idea)
I thought about appending "OSSNA" but we want the metrics to transcend.
"METRIC" as part of the name would work but is not descriptive of why we
do it.
Similarly without value is to append zero "0" which will float the files
to the top of the list.
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What does it look like if they have leading numbers?
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… We could number the files, float them to the top, and have the same order
as on the wiki... :-)
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> I see the issue ...
>
> I was hoping that the README section "Where to contribute" might help,
but
> it does not solve the order of files.
>
> A convention could be to use a folder -> makes the repository less
> approachable (I'm against this idea)
> I thought about appending "OSSNA" but we want the metrics to transcend.
> "METRIC" as part of the name would work but is not descriptive of why we
> do it.
> Similarly without value is to append zero "0" which will float the files
> to the top of the list.
>
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Here is what it would look like: |
I think that looks great.
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Here is what it would look like:
https://github.com/GeorgLink/metrics/tree/issue6
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i'll merge it then :-) |
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feel free to merge pull-request #7 if it looks right. |
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Is there a good naming convention to get all of the meta-metrics together? Something like:
METRIC.Risk.md
METRIC.Diversity.md
I hate to keep using the word METRIC but right now the metrics are sort of scattered on that front page.
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