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Summary:

In order to better catch and handle errors, it would be great to add error tracking.

Flow description

We should:

• pick up error tracking provider
• register app and add other contributors into it
• add gem and initializer for it
• configure slack channel for errors notifications
• deploy new release

Artifacts

Here is posible list of services:

• Airbrake
• Sentry
• Rollbar

Acceptance criteria:

• I, as the contributor, should be able to see notifications about errors in slack channel
• I, as the contributor, should be able to open notifications about errors from slack channel

Images is not saving on heroku.

This means that user uploaded images on the Heroku filesystem are not only wiped out with every push, but also with every dyno restart, which occasionally happens (even if you would ping them frequently to prevent them going to sleep).

AWS
https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/s3

Hi folks!

I wanted to join you on Slack but the invitation link in the base README file is no longer active.

Is the channel still active?

Execution seed file isn't create user because validation of User model requires role.
We should also create user for each of role in seed.

Brief: User should be able to choose a role mentor/mentee
Description:
First Scenario:
- User sign-in/up via GitHub account
- User clicks on the profile settings icon
- User redirected to settings page with select role dropdown on the top of it
- User clicks on the dropdown and sees the options mentor/mentee below it
- User choose a role which he wants
P.S. For roles recommend to use rollify gem

Second Scenario:
- User go to the sign-up page and see two buttons here "Sign up as mentor" and "Sign up as mentee"
- User clicks on a button which he/she choose
- User sign-up via GitHub account
- User redirected to the home page
- Role of this user is already set
P.S. For this kind of flow use STI with type for devise models and custom sign-up devise controller

I'm recommended to use uuid instead of integer for identifiers of objects.
It's quite easy to change it at the beginning of project but at the future will be the hardest.

To make projects visible as a list, we need to add them.We can add them through fill-in-form:

• Opensource mentor registers (done)
• clicks Add Repository (done)
• get redirected to /repositories/new (done)
• clicks Add this repo
• get redirected to /projects/new
• sees form to add description to this repo, field to add mentor's name, field to add name of the project etc
• clicks button Submit
• activates create action in Projects Controller
• gets redirected to /projects/index
• sees his/her project in this list

So we need to add additional fields to Projects Table:

• name (we have it)
• description
• link (link to opensource project which is being added, if 'link' is a bad name, let's think on it)
• foreign key to mentor's name in Users Table

Once we allow submitting new projects or issues and once people profiles will be somewhat public, we can implement a basic activity feed - what has happened.

This might be a nice educational issue to work on. There is a number of different implementation strategies possible here:

• use some gems for that
• built on our own with some after-callbacks
• make it a read model, separate view component which gets populated after some other places publish events like JuniorProfilePublished or ProjectRegistered or PullRequestAccepted.

I'd go for the event-driven implementation, but this may be too hard for the beginning to many people. So for now, I'm assuming that any implementation is fine.

Hello,

@andrzejkrzywda can you generate fresh link to slack channel. The current link is expired.

For testing, we can deploy to any Heroku account, but for the actual production site, I will set up it on my account.

https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/getting-started-with-rails5 should be a good guide.

• fork, clone, how to pick up an issue, instructions and link to this tutorial https://github.com/firstcontributions/first-contributions
• Ask not to add not-needed gems
• Ask to add issues

Apparently, there's a security problem with omniauth - https://github.com/arkency/find-open-source-mentor/network/alerts

At the moment of reporting this issue there are no known patches, but once it's there we should fix it.

With this issue I'd like to start building a "profile page" for a junior developer. I'm not sure if GitHub already provides such UI, but we want to limit the PRs to the projects that we "support" on our platform as part of this find-mentor idea.

When I review the juniors list, I'd like to click on any of them and see their PRs. It might be just links for now, nothing else. If it can somehow automatically retrieve them via API then cool, but it's also fine if we add them manually.