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‎config.yml‎

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# Repo artifacts:
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# 1. PR: Add a course title and description
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# 2. PR: Setup the learner's repo
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# 3. PR: Write the course steps
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# 4. Issue: Publish your course
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# 1. Issue: Welcome
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# 2. Issue: Transfer your course
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# -OR-
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# 2. PR: Add a course title and description
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# 3. PR: Setup the learner's repo
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# 4. PR: Write the course steps
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# 5. Issue: Publish your course
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url: '%actions.metaPR.data.html_url%'
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- type: createIssue
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title: Transfer your course
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body: 14.0_congratulations.md
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body: how-to-publish.md
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action_id: transferIssue
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- type: respond
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with: goto-transfer.md
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url: '%actions.transferIssue.data.html_url%'
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- title: Give your course a title
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description: Name your course so learners can find it.
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event: pull_request.synchronize
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- title: Add some descriptions to your course
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description: Give your course a description and tagline so learners can identify it.
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link: '{{ repoUrl }}/pull/1'
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- type: respond
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- title: Approve the course metadata
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description: Approve the pull request containing the course's metadata.
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link: '{{ repoUrl }}/pull/1'
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description: Designate a template repository from which to clone.
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link: '{{ repoUrl }}/pull/2'
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- title: Give the learner's repo a name
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description: Designate a name for the repository when it is created for the learner.
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- type: respond
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- title: Approve the repo setup
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description: Approve the template repo information
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description: Use the `before` block to create an issue in the learner's repo.
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link: '{{ repoUrl }}/pull/3'
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fileUrl: '%payload.repository.html_url%/new/%payload.pull_request.head.ref%/responses?filename=responses/welcome-text.md'
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description: Add content to the repo's first issue.
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description: Identify the first step so the learner knows what's expected.
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‎responses/14.0_congratulations.md‎

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## Nice work!
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You're ready to publish the course. Since Learning Lab courses must be owned by your organization, you'll need to [fork](https://help.github.com/articles/fork-a-repo/) the courses there first. Here are the instructions:
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## Publish the course
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1. Choose an organization that will house your Learning Lab courses. You may have done this prior to taking the course.
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1. Confirm that you are an owner of the chosen Learning Lab course organization, or a member of a team named **lab-assistants** in that organization.
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1. Fork this repository to your chosen organization.
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1. Fork the template repository to your chosen organization.
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1. Navigate to https://lab-sandbox.github.com/`your-organization`/new.
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1. In the Repository name field, type in **{{ repo }}**
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1. We recommend selecting **Private** so you can test the course with other members of the organization before making it public.
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1. Take the course, which should be available at https://lab-sandbox.github.com/`your-organization`/{{ repo }}
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Now...[what will you learn next]({{ host }}/courses)?
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You're ready to publish the course.

‎responses/how-to-publish.md‎

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Since Learning Lab courses must be owned by your organization, you'll need to [fork](https://help.github.com/articles/fork-a-repo/) the courses there first. Here are the instructions:
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## Publish the course
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1. Choose an organization that will house your Learning Lab courses. You may have done this prior to taking the course.
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1. Confirm that you are an owner of the chosen Learning Lab course organization, or a member of a team named **lab-assistants** in that organization.
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1. Fork this repository to your chosen organization.
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1. Fork the template repository to your chosen organization.
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1. Navigate to `https://lab-sandbox.github.com/YOUR-ORGANIZATION/new`
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1. In the Repository name field, type in **{{ repo }}**
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1. We recommend selecting **Private** so you can test the course with other members of the organization before making it public.
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1. Take the course, which should be available at https://lab-sandbox.github.com/YOUR-ORGANIZATION/{{ repo }}

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