Hi Shrey and others,
So I think I understand the most basic collaboration mechanisms of Github pretty well, i.e. forks and pull requests.
This is what Animesh and I used very effectively when we implemented link contracts a while ago.
Now I began wondering how 1. Github organizations and members, and 2. issue tracking really work.
This would be useful for Shrey and me I think.
So I moved the xdi2-zephyr repository into an "organization", and its URL is now
instead of
The advantage of this, as I understand it, is that we can create "issues" that both Shrey and I can see and keep track of.
I played with this and created a few such issues:
Shrey did you get any notifications that I created the issues? What do you think about this approach?
This doesn't change anything about the code development, i.e. Shrey and I would still have our own copy (fork) of the "xdi2-zephyr" repository and can pull and merge code.
Markus