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Structure the CONTRIBUTING guide to define sprint tasks #311
Structure the CONTRIBUTING guide to define sprint tasks #311
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This should create a local environment in a `.nox` folder, build the documentation (as specified in the `noxfile.py` configuration), and the output will be in `_build/html`. | ||
The site can then be viewed locally by opening the top level `index.html` in your web browser. The exact location of this file will depend on you system, but the output of the following command could be copied into an address bar | ||
*__TODO__: This section should show a beginner user how to fork a repository in GitHub.* |
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This is great - we can link to this lesson here!. i plan to bring that lesson over to our tutorials at some point!
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i'll do that in a separate pr!
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python -m nox -s docs-live | ||
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*__TODO__: This section should show how to use the GitHub interface to edit and previewing a Markdown file.* |
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let's make this another help-wanted task for our sprint :)
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ok this is great. let's merge and then i'll create some issues around the contributing using github part of things. we can get sprinters to help with that / find lessons / or i have a lot of lessons on github too that we can use.
This PR prepares the CONTRIBUTING guide for the SciPy development sprints. See this issue #310.
What was done
I added an initial structure with placeholders to breakdown the task of updating the document into smaller tasks that can be tackled by beginner contributors during the sprint.
The issue Update the Contributors Guide can be used to coordinate the work, new contributors can choose parts of the file to work on while making sure that work is not duplicated.