To get a shirt, you must make five pull requests (PRs) between October 1–31 in any timezone. PRs can be to any public repo on GitHub, not just the ones highlighted. The PR must contain commits you made yourself. PRs reported by maintainers as spam or that are automated will be marked as invalid and won't count towards the shirt. This year, the first 50,000 of you can earn a T-shirt (compared with 30,000 in 2017).
Referrer will receive $25 account credit for every referred that totals $25 in billings. Referee will receive $200/ 60 day credit.
It certainly ain't going to be Tightarse.
I suppose so
Aren’t you the suppository of wisdom!
I took the initiative and made my PR on that repository :P.
That's some nice work. :)
4 Pull Requests
Do you need a webcam for this?
I tried, then realized I was on Grindr
I asked my missus, her sister, her best friend, the local massage lady in the shopping centre and myself…do I get a shirt? P.S I have no idea what the actual reference is.
So you just need to request their opensource code and you qualify for a free t-shirt, whether you do anything with the code or not?
Seems a bit too easy.
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You do need to make a pull request (proposal for change). But it doesn't need to be a code change.
Also, note that contributions don’t have to come in the form of code. Improving documentation is a great place to start, and you can check out our developer documentation by searching opensource.microsoft.com with keyword “docs” or visiting the MicrosoftDocs GitHub org.
Ah, ok. Thanks, guys.
I did this and it added to 1 count on the DigitalOcean one!
Thanks! I did my one PR and it counts to the Digital Ocean one as well so that's great!
Do it on their MS-DOS repository. They made it open source on Git recently.
Yeah haha. Do it anyway :P
Good excuse to have a pull at work this morning.
Send HR a pull request before proceeding. You need 5 remember, for this deal.
5 in a month is a pretty slow month really.
It's 5 pull requests
yeah its 5, got the email yesterday.
sorted already, cant wait to see what this years shirt looks like
I've done this the last few years and have always got a shirt.
This Comment from another year is the easiest way to get the 5 tug pull requests.
Edit: They are after quality this year, no shortcuts
Hopefully it is better than last years which was the blue with orange writing… 2016 was great though
Thanks…not gonna do it this year
In my opinion, what an ugly shirt…
Would've been much nicer without the ugly border and OpenEBS logo
Shouldn't hacktoberfest be in September?
Why? It's homeage to October(fest)
I'm kicking myself because I made three pull requests a few weeks ago, for the first time. If I'd remembered this was coming, I would've save them until now. 😞
Are you saying you wouldn't have pulled if you knew it was coming?
He would have saved them up and covered himself in the results.
Time to move my private Salesforce code into github and do some pull requests. Thanks OP!
Gotcha! thinking of same :P
If you want to use command line to do this simply:
navigate to directory you want to save repo in
git clone {web url}
cd {repo name}
git checkout -b "{name of branch}"
(change or create new files)
git add . (will add all changes)
git commit -m "{random message you want to put here}"
git push origin {name of branch}
Go back to GitHub and create the pull request.
repeat 4 more times.
Thanks, but English only please.
haha..also gitkraken
Found this:
https://github.com/jschiarizzi/XforYgen
Shitpost related and easy to make 5 pull requests
Sweet, got my 5 on that one.
super easy even for a non-coder like me. had to wait about 2 months for the shirt to turn up though
Can you explain what to the other non-coders what we need to do?
basically, i went around looking for projects either geared towards non-coders e.g. add your name to this list or i went through correcting typos on readmes etc.
Can you just start a repository and upload whatever code to it, register it for Hacktober and then do 5 pulls to it? Perhaps under a different username? Or multiple usernames for more than one t-shirt?
So, who's going to make some OzBargain repositories?