Jeff Fredrickson

@jbjonesjr [Here is the proof of concept we built](https://github.com/jfredrickson5/github-watchdog) that you mentioned in your list. However, there are already plenty of good repo scanning apps out there such as Clouseau...

We are hosting GSA's code.json at a different website by using a HTTP redirect. This way, the main agency website only needs to be updated once to implement the redirect....

Here's `pip list`: ``` Package Version Location ----------------- ---------- -------------------- asn1crypto 0.24.0 certifi 2018.8.24 cffi 1.12.3 chardet 3.0.4 cryptography 2.6.1 decorator 4.3.0 github3.py 1.2.0 idna 2.7 isodate 0.6.0 jwcrypto 0.6.0...

Huh, now I'm super confused. I nuked my pyenv and started fresh. Now the `repository.created_at` property is a string and PR #32 no longer works for me. I had this...

@IanLee1521 I'm not sure what notification GitHub sent you, but I'm in the process of merging my separate personal and work GitHub accounts into one, so I think that must...

Ah, that was my personal fork that disappeared then. It's been a while so I don't know if the change is still valid, but feel free to grab the change...

Awaiting [changes to Federalist](https://github.com/18F/federalist/pull/2187) before we can implement this. We need to follow up with the Federalist team in a couple of months.

@rdgsa The steps would be roughly: 1. Create a new GitHub repository that simply contains an index.html that redirects to open.gsa.gov 2. Add a new Federalist site based on that...

 [Ensure critical datasets are always present on open.gsa.gov](https://trello.com/c/xLimFKqu/1143-ensure-critical-datasets-are-always-present-on-opengsagov)

Possible approaches that were mentioned in the standup: - Automatically sign up all new users to statuspage updates (they can easily unsubscribe if desired, right?) - Automate something that grabs...