leverage first issue

Author: hectorsector

config.yml

@@ -5,27 +5,11 @@ template:
   name: lab-starter
   repo: write-a-ll-course-template
 before:
-  - type: createPullRequest
-    title: Add a course title and description
+  - type: createIssue
+    title: Welcome
     body: 00.0_welcome.md
-    head: title
     comments:
-      - 01.0_add-title.md
-    action_id: metaPR
-  - type: assignRegistrant
-    issue: '%actions.metaPR.data.number%'
-  - type: octokit
-    method: pullRequests.createComment
-    owner: '%actions.metaPR.data.head.repo.owner.login%'
-    repo: '%actions.metaPR.data.head.repo.name%'
-    number: '%actions.metaPR.data.number%'
-    commit_id: '%actions.metaPR.data.head.sha%'
-    path: config.yml
-    body: |
-      ```suggestion
-      title: My amazing course
-      ```
-    position: 6
+      - welcome-2.md
   - type: updateBranchProtection
 
 # Repo artifacts:
@@ -36,25 +20,46 @@ before:
 
 steps:
 
+# 1
+- title: Welcome
+  description: Decide whether to complete a guided course, or use boilerplate as is.
+  event: issues.closed
+  link: '{{ repoUrl }}/issues/1'
+  actions:
+  - type: gate
+    left: '%payload.issue.assignee%'
+    else:
+    - type: createPullRequest
+      title: Add a course title and description
+      body: 00.0_welcome.md
+      head: title
+      comments:
+        - 01.0_add-title.md
+      action_id: metaPR
+    - type: assignRegistrant
+      issue: '%actions.metaPR.data.number%'
+    - type: octokit
+      method: pullRequests.createComment
+      owner: '%actions.metaPR.data.head.repo.owner.login%'
+      repo: '%actions.metaPR.data.head.repo.name%'
+      number: '%actions.metaPR.data.number%'
+      commit_id: '%actions.metaPR.data.head.sha%'
+      path: config.yml
+      body: |
+        ```suggestion
+        title: My amazing course
+        ```
+      position: 6
+  - type: createIssue
+    title: Transfer your course
+    body: 14.0_congratulations.md      
+
 # 1
 - title: Give your course a title
   description: Name your course so learners can find it.
-  event: pull_request
+  event: pull_request.synchronize
   link: '{{ repoUrl }}/pull/1'
   actions:
-  - type: gate
-    left: '%payload.pull_request.action'
-    operator: ===
-    right: synchronize
-    else:
-    - type: gate
-      left: '%payload.pull_request.action%'
-      operator: ===
-      right: closed
-      required: false
-    - type: createIssue
-      title: Transfer your course
-      body: 14.0_congratulations.md
   - type: getFileContents
     action_id: fileContents
     filename: 'config.yml'

responses/00.0_welcome.md

@@ -2,15 +2,7 @@
 
 :running_woman: If you look around this repository, you'll find a few standard template files in your Code tab. These contain most of what you need to get a Learning Lab course up and running. You can take this code as-is and create a Learning Lab course on your own. 
 
-- For a fully guided course writing experience, continue with this PR! 
-- If you'd like to work on your own, close this pull request and we'll provide instructions on how to transfer the course to your own organization.
+### How do you prefer to work? 
 
-### Documentation 
-
-:book: The official [Learning Lab docs](https://github.github.com/learning-lab-equipment/#/) contain full instructions on how to create courses. We'll link to the docs throughout the course. Take a look if you'd like more information about steps we take in this course.
-
-### New to GitHub?
-
-For this course, you'll need to know how to create a branch on GitHub, commit changes using Git, and open a pull request on GitHub. If you need a refresher on the GitHub flow, check out [the Introduction to GitHub course]({{ host}}/courses/introduction-to-github).
-
-You'll also need a general understanding of webhooks and the GitHub API.  [The Getting started with GitHub Apps course]({{ host}}/courses/getting-started-with-github-apps) is a good place to start.
+- :octocat: For a fully guided course writing experience, close this issue.
+- :car: If you'd like to work on your own, assign this issue to yourself and then close it. We'll provide instructions on how to transfer the course to your own organization.

responses/welcome-2.md

@@ -0,0 +1,9 @@
+### Documentation 
+
+:book: The official [Learning Lab docs](https://github.github.com/learning-lab-equipment/#/) contain full instructions on how to create courses. We'll link to the docs throughout the course. Take a look if you'd like more information about steps we take in this course.
+
+### New to GitHub?
+
+For this course, you'll need to know how to create a branch on GitHub, commit changes using Git, and open a pull request on GitHub. If you need a refresher on the GitHub flow, check out [the Introduction to GitHub course]({{ host}}/courses/introduction-to-github).
+
+You'll also need a general understanding of webhooks and the GitHub API.  [The Getting started with GitHub Apps course]({{ host}}/courses/getting-started-with-github-apps) is a good place to start.