.. _hall_of_fame:

Hall of Fame: Bots By Students
==============================

Thank you so much for taking this tutorial!!

Whether you've taken this tutorial at PyCon, or on your own at home, feel free
to share the bot that you've built with us.

Create a `pull request <https://github.com/Mariatta/github-bot-tutorial/edit/master/hall-of-fame.rst>`_
and add a new entry below.

Example::

   Name:
   Bot:
   Repo using the bot:
   Other info: (what does your bot do?)
   Which workshop: (PyCon US? Somewhere else? On your own?)


| **Name:** Aaron Meurer
| **Bot:** `SymPy Bot <https://github.com/sympy/sympy-bot>`_
| **Repo using the bot:** `sympy/sympy <https://github.com/sympy/sympy>`_
| **Other info:** The bot automatically gets release notes for each pull request
  from the pull request description, or lets the author know how to write it if
  it is missing. When the pull request is merged, it automatically adds the
  release notes for it to the `release notes
  <https://github.com/sympy/sympy/wiki/Release-Notes>`_ document on the SymPy
  wiki.
| **Which workshop:** On my own