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Cool. I've wanted to try GitCop (which seems to do something similar) for a while, but didn't get around to it yet. > Magically enforce your GitHub contributio
by killercup 11y ago
Cool. I've wanted to try GitCop (which seems to do something similar) for a while, but didn't get around to it yet.
> Magically enforce your GitHub contribution guidelines.
Looks pretty non-magical and quite straightforward to me. I even get to set explicit rules. Why the 'magic' branding?
- gitmagic 11y agoI'm glad to hear that you get our message! The 'magic' branding is there because everything is done automatically (i.e. it's a cloud service) without the need to install anything on the client side. And we love magic ;)
- StavrosK 11y agoIt's a cloud service? I'm probably missing something, but it looks like a smallish git linter script? I guess I'm not seeing where all the work went to make this something more than an OSS script one could write in two hours.
- gitmagic 11y agoYes, I will look into how to make that a bit more clear :) This is integrating with GitHubs build checks and web hooks and we want it to be very easy to get started. A script could do local validation but that would require the contributor to actually run the script :P
- emmelaich 11y agoThere is a very well known Git guide named "Git Magic" So you might be losing a bit of googlability wth that name.