Display a list of former members on the people page
The idea is to add a boolean field for each people.
Hi, cool, that was quick! just one brief comment: why Boolean ? One could have active, alumni,dontshow, somethingelse Controlling where/if a person is shown. Yours, Steffen
Hi, cool, that was quick! just one brief comment: why Boolean ? One could have active, alumni,dontshow, somethingelse Controlling where/if a person is shown. Yours, Steffen
You're right, we can implement the state of the person as an array of values and check for those. The priority now is to go through the list of people and tag them accordingly...
Using the one-liner for U in $(grep github_username *.md | cut -d : -f 3 | sort | uniq | tr -d " " ) ; do echo -n "$U " ; HEAD https://github.com/$U | head -1 ; done
I found christopherchild 404 Not Found has renamed/pulled the GitHub repo, or that is a typo.
Yours, Steffen
@albangaignard @ivanmicetic will we keep the boolean or will we go for an enumeration of possible states?
Using the one-liner
for U in $(grep github_username *.md | cut -d : -f 3 | sort | uniq | tr -d " " ) ; do echo -n "$U " ; HEAD https://github.com/$U | head -1 ; doneI foundchristopherchild 404 Not Foundhas renamed/pulled the GitHub repo, or that is a typo. Yours, Steffen
@sneumann I am not sure I understand where the error is. ChrisChild is how Chris Child is recorded in the Bioschemas GitHub pages while christopherchild is the corresponding GitHub username (which is included in the person profile page at https://bioschemas.org/people/ChrisChild)
https://github.com/christopherchild gives a 404, I think that user is gone or miss-spelled: https://github.com/search?q=christopherchild&type=users
@albangaignard @ivanmicetic any news on this draft?
@albangaignard @ivanmicetic any news on this draft?