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Today, we find are manually copy+paste source code from QC to GitHub and back. Trying to maintain versions of QC code by live deployment and backtests which meet our criteria. The manual process is slow, error prone and unnecessary.
Scenarios / Use Cases
Create a QuantConnect project from a branch in GitHub (the branch would need some required files for setup possibly)
On each backtest, since the code from the main QC Project is already 'snapshot' to run the backtest; create a GitHub branch in said repository to match the backtest codebase
On Live Deploy - create branch in said repository
Create a functionality in which the post-backtest outputs (metrics, trades, orders, other) are commit, push to the Branch associated with the backtest branch previously created
Misc
Other functions such as creating issues or other GitHub specific detail can all be managed on the GitHub side.
Such as a GitHub Action "ON" event, parsing for a naming convention.
GitHub Interoperability
Why
Today, we find are manually copy+paste source code from QC to GitHub and back. Trying to maintain versions of QC code by live deployment and backtests which meet our criteria. The manual process is slow, error prone and unnecessary.
Scenarios / Use Cases
Misc
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