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This guide is a comprehensive resource for contributing to Python.
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.. note::
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This is a draft of a new organization for the devguide, turning it into a
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Contributor's Guide.
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.. toctree::
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.. _proposed_contents:
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Proposed Contents
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We are in the process of restructuring the classic "devguide" into a broader
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Contribution Guide. It's being fleshed out above. This is the original
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proposed outline for reference:
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* Introduction
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* Importance of healthy inclusive collaboration (While code is a large part of the project's success, project management, documentation, governance, sprint outreach, etc. matter). We respect the individual skills people bring to the project and strive to create and maintain a culture of inclusion.
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* About this guide
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* Types of contribution (Pathways for Contributors)
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* Helping with the Contributors' Guide
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* The CPython project
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* Structure
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* CoC
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* Standard for communication
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* Enforcement details
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* Roles
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* Core team (from devguide)
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* Triager
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* Contributors
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* types of contributions
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* Governance
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* (SC?) (EB?)
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* Other WG? Typing council? C-API WG?
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* GitHub
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* Main CPython repos
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* Core workflow repos
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* Infrastructure repos
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* Communication channels
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* Repos
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* Discourse
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* Discord
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* Mailing lists (deprioritize)
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* Where to get help
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* Issue triaging
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* (How exactly? Guidelines? Is it just about applying labels?)
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* Easy issues
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* (should triagers assign reviewers?)
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* (should triagers close issues?)
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* (Reviewing)
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* How? Etiquette?
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* How to request a review?
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* Getting started
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* Basic setup
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* Git bootcamp (simplified for everyone to use)
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* Code contributions
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* Code setup and building (more complex stuff, delta from basic setup above)
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* More git bootcamp (patches, etc)
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* Lifecycle of a code pull request
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* Development workflow (from devguide)
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* Testing and buildbots (from devguide)
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* Development tools (from devguide)
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* CPython’s internals (from devguide)
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* Code style guide
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* Documentation contributions
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* Lifecycle of a docs pull request
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* (pull in Documentation sections from devguide)
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* Rst/Sphinx bootcamp
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* Editorial Style Guide
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* Translation
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* Need details
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* Accessibility and user success
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* Security and infrastructure
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* Core Team Resources (from the devguide)
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* Outreach
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* Sprints

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