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name: Sign off commits in UI

on:
  pull_request:
    paths:
    - '*.md'

jobs:
  sign-off-commit:
    name: signing commit

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name: Fetch Upstream

on: pull_request

jobs:
  fetch-upstream:
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    steps:
    - uses: actions/checkout@master
    - name: fetch and push

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set nocompatible               " be improved, required
filetype off                   " required
" set the runtime path to include Vundle and initialize
set rtp+=~/.config/nvim/bundle/Vundle.vim
call vundle#begin()            " required
Plugin 'VundleVim/Vundle.vim'  " required

" Word wrap
set wrap
set textwidth=80

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let sharp = await npm("sharp")

sharp

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let sharp = await npm("sharp")

sharp

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Explanation

Your account was auto added to the org by a few ways. Here is the explanation on how that happened.

The actions workflow, auto-approve.yml, is trigger on all pull requests. During this triggered worfklow 3 synchronous actions. They syncronous because of the steps flag in the YAML, which we will cover.

1. hmarr/auto-approve-action@v2.0.0 - An action that approves PRs automatically
2. bdougie/label-when-approved-action@master - An action the adds a specified label when approved (forked from puill-reminders/label-when-approved-action)
3. bdougie/automerge-action@master - An action that merges pull requests with the "automerge" label. (forked from pascalgn/automerge-action)

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• GitHub App on Glitch
• Probot
• GitHub Actions
• Action examples

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Goals:

1. Learn how to set up Probot to create a GitHub App boilerplate
2. Learn what a GitHub Event is.
3. Learn how to tell Probot to react to Events by calling external APIs

Let's begin with a warmup. Imagine that we want to greet new visitors to our open source project, by sending them a gif when they open a new issue.

Part 1: Hello World

Begin by making a sandbox repository, to keep everything nice and contained. https://github.com/new

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• Ben Ilegbodu, Why React
• Jay Phelps, Why I Love JSX!
• Feather Knee, From Imperative to Declarative
• Rachel Ralston, Testing your React Components with Jest
• Swizec Teller, Dataviz with React + D3
• Mark Erikson, The Fundamentals of Redux
• Harry Tormey, An iOS Developer's Opinion of React Native
• Jon Wong, Coursera, An Introduction to GraphQL
• Kyle Mathews, The Client-Side Revolution, Brought to You by React
• David Wells, Why Serverless Architecture is Changing Software Development

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