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== Create a new Mozilla Repo == | == Create a new Mozilla Repo == | ||
1. Create a new repo in your personal GitHub repository | 1. Create a new repo in your personal GitHub repository | ||
2. Under "Settings" find the area that allows you to Transfer the repo, click the Transfer button | 2. Under "Settings" find the area that allows you to Transfer the repo, click the Transfer button | ||
3. Enter the repo name "treeherder-tests" | 3. Enter the repo name "treeherder-tests" | ||
4. Enter the organization "mozilla" - you will need to have the correct permissions. | 4. Enter the organization "mozilla" - you will need to have the correct permissions. | ||
5. Click "I understand" button, and in a few minutes the repo should be transferred to Mozilla. | 5. Click "I understand" button, and in a few minutes the repo should be transferred to Mozilla. | ||
Revision as of 20:54, 21 April 2015
Active Repositories
| RoR | Travis
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Has Owner::Web QA | ?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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Dormant Repositories
| RoR | Travis
{{#ask: |
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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Create a new Mozilla Repo
1. Create a new repo in your personal GitHub repository
2. Under "Settings" find the area that allows you to Transfer the repo, click the Transfer button
3. Enter the repo name "treeherder-tests"
4. Enter the organization "mozilla" - you will need to have the correct permissions.
5. Click "I understand" button, and in a few minutes the repo should be transferred to Mozilla.