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Isabel Drost-Fromm commented on TRAINING-5:
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So essentially the open points are
* integrate the svg version of the riddle into the original sheet
* drop company logo
* get either ccla (for at least myself) or software grant signed by my
employer (where the former would be preferred for ongoing contributions and the
latter for one-of donation kind of contributions.
correct?
> Donation: Github challenges
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>
> Key: TRAINING-5
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TRAINING-5
> Project: Apache Training
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Reporter: Isabel Drost-Fromm
> Priority: Major
> Attachments: 01_workflow.svg, basic_workflow.svg
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> For context - this is following Lars' idea there:
> [https://lists.apache.org/thread.html/66636f8402426143a81b5bf5070a5b6957d2b5e63284f9ee06dabc82@%3Cdev.training.apache.org%3E]
> to simply open a Jira issue for to-be-donated-content. I'm happy to have the
> process created, refined and refactored while we go through it. I think it
> makes sense to do so with a guinea pig to try things out, happy to be that
> guinea pig myself.
> Actual donation context: At my dayjob we are currently in the process of
> lifting company knowledge about development processes with Git and GitHub. As
> for several projects Inner Source best practices were adopted
> ([http://innersourcecommons.org)|http://innersourcecommons.org)/] we aren't
> that far from the Apache Way internally.
> One way we are currently trying is to raise awareness of the various
> Git/Github features through challenges/ riddles posted close to the coffee
> machine.
> Essentially those challenges are simply svg files that you can print and fill
> in. As such I think they might make for a good sandbox to develop our content
> donation processes in a test first way.
> Currently all challenges are employer-branded. Happy to drop that/ have that
> white-labeled.
> Kudos to [https://davidrehman.de/] for helping me out with his design skills
> - he helped arrange the sheets in a way that looked much less clumsy than my
> own first try and still kept space for a Monalisa Octocat.
> Caveat: Graph was inspired by Gitlab's Git cheat-sheet.
>
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