A minimalist template for starting a new project on GitHub.
This template provides a basic setup for a new GitHub project, including a default .gitignore file, Dependabot configuration, and sample GitHub Actions workflows.
This guide explains how to use this template to start a new project.
Follow this link to create a new project based on this template. For more information about creating a repository from a template on GitHub, refer to this documentation.
Alternatively, you can clone this repository locally to begin using this template.
By default, this template is unlicensed. Before modifying this template, replace the LICENSE file with the license you want to use for the new project. For more information about licensing a repository, refer to this documentation.
Alternatively, you can remove the LICENSE file or leave it as-is to keep the new project unlicensed.
Update the content of this README.md file with a description of the new project. For more information on adding READMEs to a project, refer to this documentation.
Next, you can populate the new project with your content. Be sure to update the .gitignore file, .dependabot.yaml file, and workflow files according to your project requirements. If you're new to Git or GitHub, refer to this documentation for more information.
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