markrmiller commented on pull request #365:
URL: https://github.com/apache/lucene/pull/365#issuecomment-941999570
Yeah, unrelated to anything but the water cooler, another branch makes the
most sense, but I had unusual alterior motives to start using an
organization for a few things.
* my personal repo is a bit of a mess of 10 years of random crap with repos
full of random branches and what not.
* it's a pain to easily just clean up because it's unclear what has no
value and what I might want around and would take some time to make good
progress
I'd like to transition to a more clean, organized space.
An organization let's me jump start a bit to a space like that and slowly
work out the personal space.
That likely would not have been enough to get me to do this alone, but I
also ran into a feature I wanted to trial a bit that I could not. GitHub's
codespaces requires an org unless you got into the Beta for now. I've tried
hosting code-server locally which is cool, but don't like running services
with external access, so perhaps giving codespaces a test tipped me over.
You can turn your personal account into an org, but you have to lose
everything or something.
Mark
On Tue, Oct 12, 2021 at 3:45 AM Uwe Schindler ***@***.***>
wrote:
> I only recently learned that while Apache has unlimited action minutes,
> they do have limited throughput for the whole organization and I don't want
> to eat them here.
>
> I learned about this, too. A simpler trick for this is to use 2 branches
> in your markmiller repo. When I prepare pull requests, I also do this
> often. Start in a branch with some random internal name. Before I open the
> pull request, I create a new branch named after the Lucene issue number and
> create the pull request. Theoretically you can use your first branch for
> further development and just merge into the official
> Lucene-issue-number-branch.
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