Wiki test documentation about mcuoneclipse HOT 4 CLOSED

Hello Eric,
My suggestion was for a wiki infrastructure that would support other
people adding test results or documentation. 
So wasn't sure what you thought of that? 
I could add something if you are OK with me proposing something
simple along the lines of the directory structures.
On the other hand - my guess is that you are really using it as a
teaching tool - and that probably needs to move it off somewhere
else for peer-to-peer .

FYI on the generation of an issue it doesn't allow enhancement on
initiation that I can see of -



but seems to allow it as a 2nd stage  - that maybe I missed and
didn't test.
So in a typical distributed team - it would then be assigned as
enhancment - and assigned to someone - eg me.    :)




Cheers

On 11/3/2014 11:31 PM, Erich Styger
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  Hi Neil,
    yes, that Wiki allows you to do this, and the wiki on github is
    under version control too (like any other files on GitHub). I
    have done more ad-hoc tests for my components, as I do not have
    the bandwidth to test it like an professional (paid) software.
    And the GitHub issue system has the 'enhancement' type, maybe
    you have it missed?
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Sure - I've got my own fork, just wanted to check in with you before
hand  :)
Neil
On 11/4/2014 10:44 PM, Erich Styger
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  Hi Neil,
    maybe you could create another github repository just for that?
    Erich
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