assignconfig_example.txt

[DEFAULT]
# Customize these values to match a specific assignment in an assignment sequence.
# Examples are shown below for an example course.  You will need to customize with your course information here.
# The github classroom name, should match your github.com/XXXX/ URL (for instance CU-ECEN-5823)
GITHUB_CLASSROOM=YOUR-CLASSROOM-NAME
# true if this assignment starts with the content of the previous assignment.
# false if it starts with assign_base base repo (which will be true for the first assignment in a series)
STARTS_WITH_PREV_ASSIGN=false
# The assignment number reference for the current assignment, and name of github classroom created repo
# will be the prefix for each student repository)
NUMBER_CURRENT=1
NAME_CURRENT=assignment-1-name
# The full name for the base repo used for the first assignment.  Used when starts_with_prev_assign is false
BASE_REPO=assignment-base-repository
# The branch of the base repo used for the first assignment
# This might be useful if you create different branches for each assignment in the base assignment repo.  Or you
# might just use the master branch for all assignments
BASE_REPO_BRANCH=master
# The assignment number reference for the previous assignment, and prefix to github classroom created repo.
# Used when starts_with_prev_assign is true
# When you create a new assignment you will typically want to set STARTS_WITH_PREV_ASSIGN=true, NUMBER_CURRENT to the current assignment
# and NUMBER_PREV to the previous assignment.  This will setup pull requests between the previous assignment and current assignment
# in each student's github repository.  So assuming assignment 2 builds on assignment 1, assignment 2 will use NUMBER_CURRENT=2 AND
# NUMBER_PREV=1
NUMBER_PREV=1
# The name of the previous assignment, as set in github classroom.
# Used when starts_with_prev_assign is true (and used to find each student's repository related to the previous assignment)
NAME_PREV=assignment-prev-name