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Create a custom welcome sign for IMS Wannsee #13

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github-actions bot opened this issue Feb 23, 2022 · 1 comment
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Create a custom welcome sign for IMS Wannsee #13

github-actions bot opened this issue Feb 23, 2022 · 1 comment

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This is an example issue used to demo the GitHub Flow with an example that is more appealing than a standard hello world web app. As part of this exercise, we will

  • add a welcome sign to the Octocat generator with the name of IMS Wannsee (allows to showcase our graphical diffing capabilities)
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  • change some html for changed text (demonstrate inline-edit functionality and suggested changes feature appealing to designers)
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  • change some Javascript to have changes in the program logic as well (and allows to run Javascript unit tests and demo peer code review) - e.g. to enable printing

The project is hooked to a multi stage deployment pipeline that will create a review environment for every single pull request and the ability to promote to staging and production. This allows us to show case GitHub Actions, our integration with CI/CD like Heroku and Azure Pipelines and branch protection rules with commit status checks.
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Furthermore, the master branch will automatically push to the associated GitHub pages site, giving us an opportunity to explain what Jekyll and GitHub pages are.
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Amazing ✨ issue ✨ , when creating the pull request could you also localize the language of the Get Started Button?

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