I am trying to submit an plugin on wordpress.org plugin directory. It has been already approved but i seen this "This plugin is approved and awaiting data upload but not visible to the public yet. Once you make your first commit, the plugin will become public". Now i didn't find out how can i make public this. Please anyone kindly help me about how can i make public my plugin.
This is my plugin link but i think you can not seen this.
As an alternative method to svn, if you are hosting the plugin on Github you can use the Ship application.
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I don't know whether this question should have come in this platform or not but I wanted to ask that let us say I made a github repository which was public. Now another person who has no relation with me downloaded the code, edited it and posted it in play store. I found out that this app which is in play store was my one of the github repositories with some edit. So should I issue a copyright or something or is it fine I should not do anything?
PS: This hasn't happened with me in real. I was just having fear of my repository being used by other but I guess they are so bad that no one would like to use them. Another thing is that pls don't comment that you should make your repositories private.
Any help will be appreciated.
If you are making you repo public you yourself are permitting others to use it. But to prevent misuse of your code and work there are open source licenses available that you can add to your public repo that will put some restrictions on its usage.
More info can be found here:
https://docs.github.com/en/github/creating-cloning-and-archiving-repositories/licensing-a-repository
https://opensource.guide/legal/
Is there any way to disable viewers to download my files from github?
I want to show my work, but I am afraid anybody can steal my code.
You can't, Github actually means you want to share something with the community, or you are showcasing your work in the open source community. Unfortunately you cannot restrict the users from downloading your content from your Repository.
Alternatively what you can do Just make your Repository private. But then in this case you are not able to make you work available to view for audience.
More you can read here :-
https://help.github.com/en/github/building-a-strong-community/limiting-interactions-in-your-repository
Disabling zip/tarballs on GitHub at the moment seems to be impossible, but it would be useful for those using git submodules, which are not included in the automatic created archives, where the repository owner could replace them with a continuous integration job with something like git-archive-all.
I am trying to implement eslint check everytime I push code in GitHub and I came across checks(https://developer.github.com/apps/quickstart-guides/creating-ci-tests-with-the-checks-api/) in GitHub, but get couldn’t get much on “how-to setup” though it has all the apis and other stuff to integrate eslint with checks.
FYI, I have built a bot to check the git events using probot.github.io and it works well. Now I want to integrate checks with it.
Any suggestions ?
Thanks in advance.
There are a number of ESLint GitHub Actions published to the marketplace that will do linting and annotations of pull requests. Perhaps one of those will fit your use-case.
Check them out here:
https://github.com/marketplace?utf8=%E2%9C%93&type=actions&query=eslint
Is there a way to create a branch from an issue from Github's website?
Once I select an issue, is there a way to create a branch from the site and then clone it? Or an alternative?
No way.
But if you want to create a new branch from web interface use official guide page.
Coming across this question in October 2022, there now is a way to do that directly in Github!
This functionality is apparently in public beta right now and subject to change, according to the GitHub documentation about it.
To try this feature, just navigate to an issue and open it.
Then, on the panel on the right side of the page, you can find a clickable button to "Create a branch". See the attached screenshot for an example.
FWIW: You can automate the creation of issue branches by installing Create Issue Branch (FD: I'm the author of this App/Action)
So I got my first github page that contains download buttons. I want to create buttons that link to the current version of my app.
How should I approach this? You should keep the application and the source apart from each other, but I don't have an idea where I should put my file on github to make it accessible (including a version history).
Would you link to a Sourceforge-Project or something similar? Or is there a common way for that on github?
You can tag the current version (which you want to be downloaded) and make a release on github. You can give link to the release for download.