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Add links to contribution guidelines using Githubs infrastructure #26
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Related: #39. |
I've opened PRs to add or update CONTRIBUTING.md to all the repos that have been recently touched. |
A good suggestion that this should be generally updated to mention the new Github review process: ros-industrial/abb#153 (review) |
The content I submitted was: https://gist.github.com/tfoote/9f38576e148c82f86aa7e6871104a77f It's a markdown version of https://rosindustrial.org/developmentprocess/ I'm not going to have time to follow up on most of these after wrid18. |
everyone in ROS-I: could you hold off on merging the PRs submitted by @tfoote? As commented in ros-industrial/abb#153 (review), the PRs are based on the |
I'm inclined to accept the PRs as is. The steps are in spirit of Github AND having a CONTRIBUTING file is better than not having it. It looks like @Levi-Armstrong has already moved forward with @tfoote's version. |
Yes, but we've also received comments by community members (such as those in ros-industrial/abb#153 (review)) that are valid. And I don't necessarily agree that having a |
It might have been better to agree one a consolidated version beforehand in a central place. We could discuss an improved version now, however not spread in 20+ PRs. |
A draft was precirculated in the wrid2018 IRC prior to posting. But no one caught that the last paragraph was out of date. |
@ipa-mdl wrote:
Would that be something you would be willing to do @ipa-mdl? I can create the repository for you. |
Squashed commits: * Create CONTRIBUTING.md re: ros-industrial/ros_industrial_issues#26 * Fix link to Discourse category.
Github parses
CONTRIBUTING(.md)
files in repositories and displays a link to such a file at the top of all pull requests and the new issue page (see [1]).We could use this to direct people to the ROS-I coding and pull request standards / guidelines.
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