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Create a template repo and add necessary files to it, so that create_good_repo command can use it to create a new repo.

Build failing for tests for creategoodrepo - please review the travis build issues and fix.

Create a new command creategoodrepo, which creates a repo in GitHub using the template, https://github.com/sak007/goodRepo_template

usage:
gits creategoodrepo repo-name

We need to add support for multiple licenses for the gits creategoodrepo command. This can be done by adding a new arg (to be given by user along with the command) to specify the type of license, for ex: gits creategoodrepo mit-license should create a license from the mit template repo.

There are separate tasks for creating repo templates (public ones) with different licenses. This issue is to write/change the code so that the create good repo command allows this to happen.

Update code of conduct file with our guidelines in addition to the already present ones

Create a command that allows the user to see ALL of the CUSTOM commands they have created till now.

Create a new command 'custom' to create user defined commands.
Support Create, Update, Delete and Run operations for the new command.

Usage:
Create
gits custom command-name --create or gits custom command-name -c

This command should open vim editor to allow user to input commands line by line

Update
gits custom command-name --update or gits custom command-name -u

This command should open vim editor to allow user to edit commands lines previously added

Delete
gits custom command-name --delete or gits custom command-name -d

This command should delete the user defined command, command-name

Run
gits custom command-name

This command should execute the commands sequential order as added while executing the create option

Check if the test files exist for the source files before pushing it to Github. If the test files do not exist then create test files in the test folder.

Add a command that resets all custom commands the user has on their system i.e after running the command, ALL previously created custom commands are deleted.

Update the citation.md file with the current project members, and credit the older authors.

Currently, our program only checks if test files made in python exists for the corresponding source files. Our program should be able to check for test files made in other programming languages like Java, C, C++.

We need to write the documentation for the gits creategoodrepo command

Make automatic test cases just like Eclipse does for Java files. So, the test file can have the exact functions that is there in the source file. Right now, the program can make exact test files just like source files without the functions if no test file exist for a particular class.

Add a gits version command to see the current version of git and gits

In addition to a number of tasks we will be adding in the corresponding projects here on Github, let's have a unified file with a list of tasks for easier comprehension of the next team. This is there in the tasks.md file - we can update that with our requirements.

When installing with windows, the same commands as installation for Linux are to be followed, but you need git CLI.

In the ~/.bashrc file, the path to the gits repo on the local machine uses the wrong slashes.

Add documentation to illustrate the changes that need to be made, or find a way to ensure the right file structure is used for paths in Windows

make it cleaner and improve formatting

Integrate the https://github.com/MeghanaVasist/constable-github-action project to show the final good repository score report in the command line after the gits push command is executed.

As we are creating the test cases before pushing the commit, Isn't the helper.get_push_createtests method (Line No 56) in the gits_push.py file should be above the final git push subprocess i.e. above the Line No 48?

Need to refactor create good repo command (it uses i..e github CLI ) to use only git commands internally. The test cases for this are currently not running since Python does have a feature to install gh that can be added in requirements.txt

Currently, the project do not run on windows. You need to use WSL for Windows 10 or Virtual machine for other versions. There are various tools in the market to facilitate the process like DiskInternals Linux Reader, Explore2fs, Ext2Fsd etc...

You can implement something similar to make it work for Windows rather than making the user download Ubuntu.