Check out the "New Language Track" repo and look for neat features to bring into the Java track
See original GitHub issueKatrina and Peter have pulled together a pretty sweet starter kit for new tracks.
But hey, just because we’re Java, doesn’t mean we’re not hip, right? right?!?! 😃
Take a look at this repo… especially the scripts and .md
s… there are a number of little tools and GitHub configuration that we might enjoy here…
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I think #742 takes care of the change needed here.
#742 merged; closing this!