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I sometimes find myself creating a project on GitHub first, since the graphical UI allows me to easily pick a license, gitignore file, etc., and cloning it to my local machine afterward.
Would it be of any interest to have a fpm template repository for this purpose?
One problem I can foresee, is how to get the name and author fields correct. I suppose it might be better if I just create and maintain my own custom fpm template repository?
The current best alternative is to clone the repository and run fpm new <name> --backfill, correct?
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I sometimes find myself creating a project on GitHub first, since the graphical UI allows me to easily pick a license, gitignore file, etc., and cloning it to my local machine afterward.
Would it be of any interest to have a fpm template repository for this purpose?
One problem I can foresee, is how to get the name and author fields correct. I suppose it might be better if I just create and maintain my own custom fpm template repository?
The current best alternative is to clone the repository and run
fpm new <name> --backfill
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