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All the repositories should be on GitHub now, and archived if they are
not relevant anymore.
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We first need to create a repository before we can create the default
branch. For the default branch to be set, we also need the repository to
contain a commit, which is achieved with the `auto_init' attribute.
We can always push with `--force' to overwrite that initial commit when
doing the migration.
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It's been moved to its own repository at
https://github.com/fcuny/mpd-stats
Update the list of repositories managed by terraform.
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While not great, this is the default workflow on GitHub. It's also what
allows my `git-broom` CLI to work with branches on GitHub.
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From now on we should always be using 'main'. If a project requires
'master', it will need to be set explicitly.
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Move all the repositories in a YAML file, instead of declaring each
repository. This will simplify the management as I'll be introducing
more resources to manage my repositories.
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It's back at https://github.com/fcuny/govanity
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Don't do all of these actions together, instead provide helpers for both
init, plan, and apply.
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Import current GitHub repositories into terraform. This should be the
main way (going forward) to interact with GitHub to create / manage the
repositories and ensuring I'm consistent in the ways I want to use it.
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