The README asks users to create a GitHub Personal Access Token and add it as an environment variable:
export ACI_GITHUB_TOKEN=""
However, for new contributors it may not be clear where or how to add this variable.
My Proposed Solution:
Adding a short example in the README explaining how to add the variable in common shell configuration files such as '.bashrc' or 'zshrc'.
Example:
echo 'export ACI_GITHUB_TOKEN="your_token_here"' >> ~/.bashrc
source ~/.bashrc
Benefits
- Improves onboarding for new users
- Reduces confusion during setup
- Makes configuration steps clearer for beginners
I would be happy to work on this issue under OSCG'26.
The README asks users to create a GitHub Personal Access Token and add it as an environment variable:
export ACI_GITHUB_TOKEN=""
However, for new contributors it may not be clear where or how to add this variable.
My Proposed Solution:
Adding a short example in the README explaining how to add the variable in common shell configuration files such as '.bashrc' or 'zshrc'.
Example:
echo 'export ACI_GITHUB_TOKEN="your_token_here"' >> ~/.bashrc
source ~/.bashrc
Benefits
I would be happy to work on this issue under OSCG'26.