I want to try Gov4Git.

2024-02-09 gov4git

• I’m in the PluralityBook community as a non-admin general participant, but I knew I needed to experience the admin position.

• But I didn’t know how to install it even though I looked at the Web site.

• https://github.com/gov4git/gov4git

• gov4git Today we released a new website. Take a peek for an updated intro to our product and market stance https://gov4git.orgAI_AlignmentAI_PolicyCommunity_Managementgov4git.org

• gov4git: Decentralized governance for git communities

• First of all, it is for small practice, not for the real thing.

  • https://github.com/nishio/otameshi_gov4git

• https://github.com/gov4git/gov4git/blob/v2/doc/USER.md

• member / organizer

  • said to be

  • General Participants / I still need to experience the manager’s position.

• https://github.com/gov4git/gov4git/blob/v2/doc/ORGANIZE.md

  • The first responsibility of the organizer is to deploy the governance system. This task is documented in the Deployment Guide.

  • Once the governance system is up and running, the organizer is responsible for governing the day-to-day function of the community, as described in the Governance Guide.

• https://github.com/gov4git/gov4git/blob/v2/doc/DEPLOY.md

  • Go install / add to PATH / clone repos
  • $ go get github.com/gov4git/gov4git/gov4git@latest :

...
go: added github.com/gov4git/gov4git v1.1.15
% gov4git version
zsh: command not found: gov4git

• Where was it installed?

hnakamur2 go install ... and then… ~/go/bin/gov4git installed on the hnakamur2 Since Go 1.17 go install is required to install the executable. Deprecation of ‘go get’ for installing executables - The Go Programming Language nishio Thank you! It’s done!

:

% ~/go/bin/gov4git version
{
   "version": "v1.1.15",
   "revision": "",
   "last_commit": "0001-01-01T00:00:00Z",
   "dirty_build": true
}

The governance automation — invoked by the GitHub action — executes on behalf of a dedicated GitHub user, which represents the governance system itself. You must create a new GitHub user, designated as the governance automation user — and name it appropriately, as it will speak to the community users via GitHub comments. For instance, the Plurality Book Project — @pluralitybook on GitHub — uses a dedicated user called Plurality Book DAO — @pluralitybook-dao on GitHub — to operate the governance system. account

• otameshi-dao

Invite the automation user to your organization with Owner privileges. organization

• This?

• Oh, this one.

Under “Organization permissions” make the following choices:

• I can’t find this.

Deploy governance for your project repository You are now ready to deploy governance on your project repository. This can be accomplished with a single command:

$GOV4GIT_RELEASE v2.1.3

403 You need admin access to the organization before adding a repository to it.

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Make repos first? https://github.com/otameshi-gov4git-org/first-test-repos I made it.

403 You need admin access to the organization before adding a repository to it. seemingly unrelated

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