NOTE: this is expected to fail, minting twice is never allowed
Replace the title above with the repository you want to register and the wallet that should hold its
key, separated by a space. The body is ignored — only the title matters.
octocat/Hello-World 0x1111111111111111111111111111111111111111
You do not need any ETH, and you do not need to commit anything to the repository. Opening this
issue is the whole flow: a workflow here checks that you control the repository, requests a signed
proof from GitHub, and a relayer pays for the transaction.
Control is established in whichever of these applies first:
- You own it. Automatic for a repository owned by your own account.
- The fcf GitHub App is installed on it. One
Metadata: read permission, installed once by an
organisation owner. Required for private repositories.
- An admin added the challenge topic. If neither of the above applies, the workflow will comment
with a one-off topic to add to the repository. Adding a topic needs admin permission, which is the
point, and it can be removed as soon as registration completes.
The result is posted back as a comment on this issue.
NOTE: this is expected to fail, minting twice is never allowed
Replace the title above with the repository you want to register and the wallet that should hold its
key, separated by a space. The body is ignored — only the title matters.
You do not need any ETH, and you do not need to commit anything to the repository. Opening this
issue is the whole flow: a workflow here checks that you control the repository, requests a signed
proof from GitHub, and a relayer pays for the transaction.
Control is established in whichever of these applies first:
Metadata: readpermission, installed once by anorganisation owner. Required for private repositories.
with a one-off topic to add to the repository. Adding a topic needs admin permission, which is the
point, and it can be removed as soon as registration completes.
The result is posted back as a comment on this issue.