On 16/07/18 10:35, Daniel Pocock wrote: > > Hi everybody, > > In August, every student needs to make an upload of code to Google. > This is a mandatory requirement to pass GSoC. > > I would propose that we do a trial run next week as described below. If > anybody wants to propose an alternative way to do this or if you saw > other communities doing this please comment. > > - each student creates a script to build your work product tarball. If > you committed patches to an existing project you need to create a script > that extracts all the patches committed by you. If you are the only > committer in the repository or if all your contributions are under a > single directory you can just make a tarball of the whole repository or > directory. > > - create a directory in a repository on Salsa somewhere in the Outreach > space, maybe we can call it "intern-work-products" repository under here: > > https://salsa.debian.org/outreach-team/ > > Maybe we use a subdirectory pattern such as this for each student: > > 2018/gsoc/your_login-guest/work-product.zip > 2018/outreachy/your_login-guest/work-product.zip
I tweaked the directory structure, it is gsoc/2018/your_login-guest The repository is there now, existing admins can grant access to students and mentors, please request access through Salsa or ask on IRC: https://salsa.debian.org/outreach-team/intern-work-products/tree/master/gsoc/2018 > > - in the same directory you put the script for building your work > product and a small text file with the following: > > wiki: https://wiki.debian.org/Student > work-product-script: zip-my-commits.sh > work-product: work-product.tar.gz > email: stud...@example.org > IRCnick: student123 > repo: https://salsa.debian.org/foo > repo: https://github.com/foo > blog: https://student-blog.whatever > report1: https://lists.debian.org/debian-outreach/......... > report2: ....... > > > Does anybody want to share examples of Git commands useful for > extracting the commits? > > > This trial run will serve two purposes: > > - help students focus on the final work product for Google > > - admins can make a sanity check and inform mentors in advance if any > project is falling short of expectations > > > Regards, > > Daniel > >
