This maintainer seems to have removed himself from @exercism/python, but not from maintainers.json. Furthermore, I believe his GitHub username has changed, so this is now an invalid entry.
* Partially implement test template for custom-set
* Partially implement test template for custom-set
* Add more functionality
* Fix bugs
* Fix bugs
* Add template for add
* Fix bugs
* Add a macro for empty list
* Refactor
A blank line was added in #1669 with the intent of keeping standard
spacing in the template document. However, the addition of this line
causes configlet to read every single exercise README as out-of-date.
To avoid submitting pointless newlines to dozens of exercises, this PR
removes the newline from the template, resyncing existing READMEs that
have no other content changes.
This runs the configlet fmt command, which normalizes the
contents and ordering of keys in the track config and
maintainers config.
This will let us script changes to the config files without
having unnecessary noise in the diffs when submitting pull
requests.
* Fix typo and style in README template
* Fix `shold` to `should`
* Fix minor style issues in `### Common pytest options`
* Add blank line after all headers
* Regenerate all READMEs
* Remove redundant periods in READMEs
* add "Running the tests" section to README template
* regenerate README files with new template
* rewrite Running the tests section for clarity
* -switch to a plaintext-readable format
-add link explaining py.test vs pytest
The track-wide instructions in the exercise README template can now dynamically include the actual
slug of the exercise.
This also updates the instructions to clarify how to find the Exercism workspace.
We wish to feature the maintainers of each track on the new (nextercism) website. Ideally, the bios will be tailored to each track, giving a friendly view into each maintainer's background and interest in the language, and even (perhaps) what they enjoy most about maintaining the track, or what type of things they tend to focus on.
The main reasons for including these are to:
* provide a stronger basis for empathy with maintainers
* give well-deserved recognition
* plant a seed in people's minds that _Exercism tracks are maintained by people like me... I could do that!_
Being featured on the Exercism website is entirely optional, and we're generating all the data with show_on_website=false so that if you don't want to bother, you don't have to change anything.
If you've moved on, or decide to do so, please submit and merge a PR (for visibility to the others involved) that sets **alumnus** to _true_ for your maintainer entry. I'm working on a bot that will update the GitHub team to reflect the current state of this file.
We can merge this as is, and any changes can be added in subsequent pull requests.
