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# Create a pull request that removes all content and adds a notice to the README ([https://github.com/mozilla/mdn-tests/commit/08aa51646e81b74e95ef796253cb2fd8b583e3ae example]) | # Create a pull request that removes all content and adds a notice to the README ([https://github.com/mozilla/mdn-tests/commit/08aa51646e81b74e95ef796253cb2fd8b583e3ae example]) | ||
# Close any issues or pull requests against the repository | # Close any issues or pull requests against the repository | ||
# Deactivate any of the Webhooks for/against the repository | |||
# Deactivate issues for the repository | # Deactivate issues for the repository | ||
# Deactivate requires.io for the repository | # Deactivate requires.io for the repository | ||
# Disable Travis CI for the repository | # Disable Travis CI for the repository | ||
# Delete any Jenkins jobs for the repository | # Delete any Jenkins jobs for the repository |
Revision as of 20:53, 5 May 2016
Active Repositories
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Has Owner::Web QA | ?Is RoR = RoR | format=template | template=Web QA/Repositories
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Dormant Repositories
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Has Owner::Web QA (dormant) | ?Is RoR = RoR | format=template | template=Web QA/Repositories
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Add a new Web QA repository to this list: |
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Creating a new repository
Follow these steps to create a new repository under the Mozilla organisation:
- Create a new repository in your personal GitHub account
- Under "Settings" find the area that allows you to transfer the repository, and click the "Transfer" button
- Enter the repository name (for example "treeherder-tests")
- Enter the organization "mozilla" - you will need to be in the appropriate GitHub team
- Click the "I understand" button, and in a few minutes the repository should be transferred to Mozilla
Deactivating a repository
Follow these steps to mark a repository as inactive:
- Change the owner in the repository's wiki page to "Web QA (dormant)"
- Create a pull request that removes all content and adds a notice to the README (example)
- Close any issues or pull requests against the repository
- Deactivate any of the Webhooks for/against the repository
- Deactivate issues for the repository
- Deactivate requires.io for the repository
- Disable Travis CI for the repository
- Delete any Jenkins jobs for the repository