Making Lwt even more welcoming to new contributors (CONTRIBUTING.md) #379
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Awesome work. This looks so much more contributor friendly. For some more inspiration you can look at this https://github.com/sympy/sympy/wiki#development We need a way to surface these easy issues and so that more people contrbute. May be we can do weekly thread on discuss.ocaml.org where projects can post new contributor friendly issues. @avsm any thoughts? |
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This is to avoid GitHub showing a warning to read CONTRIBUTING.md when one is creating a new issue. The current CONTRIBUTING.md does not contain any information relevant to creating new issues. Related #379. [skip ci]
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Let's continue making Lwt more welcoming to contributors. This PR adds some basic contributing documentation:
READMEis expanded.CONTRIBUTING.md.These should be considered as drafts; I just can't keep looking directly at them – feeling a sort of "writing lock" from thinking about them for days straight :) Maybe others have some fresh ideas :)
I've also added:
Easy issues should usually be left for new contributors. They should contain a thorough description of how to do the change, including testing.
I plan to later add guides on specific tasks to
CONTRIBUTING.md. Ideally, this would make some otherwise-difficult issues easy, as contributors can be linked to the guides, and can then follow them rather closely. Potential topics for guides:getcwdissue.cc @vramana: thanks for linking me to that video full of ideas. I'd appreciate your thoughts on this :)