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Change github_user to github_user_or_org #300
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Hmm, I'm 👍 to using existing terms, but I wouldn't have known off the top of my head (before reading your comment) what a GitHub owner was. Maybe worth asking a few others if they would know what "owner" meant? |
Related to #296 |
@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ title: "[BUG]: " | |||
labels: | |||
- bug | |||
assignees: | |||
- "{{cookiecutter.github_username}}" | |||
- "{{cookiecutter.github_user_or_org}}" |
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Can an organisation be assigned as bug ticket?
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Do you mean can an organisation the assignee on a GitHub issue? I don't think so.
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Yes, that's what I meant. 8 am pre-coffee grammar. Sorry.
👍 I think solving the underlying issue here ( |
I didn't realise that the intent of this variable was to be the username or organisation where the git repository is remotely located. So when I ran the cookiecutter I put in my username, then had to change it all to the org I was actually using.
Hopefully this PR makes it clearer that this variable can be a username or an organisation.