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If you require a repository in the Deltares space on Github the then follow these steps:
- First you need to define what type of repository you require: PRODUCTION or RESEARCH / DEVELOPMENT. This wil will define the organization in which your repository will be located:
PRODUCTION: https://github.com/Deltares
RESEARCH / DEVELOPMENT: https://github.com/Deltares-research
PRODUCTION repositories require approval of the PMT. Secondly check if you require a PUBLIC, INTERNAL or PRIVATE repository. The table below shows what implications this choice has for your repository:
orangizationPUBLIC INTERNAL PRIVATE Visibility everyone all organization members selected members Collaborating with
external members
Add as many a you like as 'Outside Collaborator'.
These users cannot be managed in teams.
No license consumed.
Alternatively your repository can accept 'Pull requests'.
Then you do not need add members.
Requires external members to become
actual members by adding them to the
Deltares identity provider (Active Directory).
Each member consumes 1 license.
Alternatively your repository can accept 'Pull requests'.
Then you do not need to add members. This way no
license is consumed.
Same as INTERNAL Using Actions Free of charge Shared limit of 50000 minutes / month. In near future
Same as INTERNAL each repository will receive a 'budget' in minutes according
to a fair use policy.
Same as INTERNAL Using Issue tracker Free to use either TeamCity or Github Issues Free to use either TeamCity or Github Issues
Same as INTERNAL Using WIKI Free to use Deltares Publicwiki, Github WIKI or
Github Pages
Free to use Deltares Publicwiki, Github WIKI or
Github Pages
Same as INTERNAL Co-creating Members can have write access