I am just getting started with Pijul and have run into some small issues with the manual. I would like to help improve the manual, but due to my ignorance of pijul itself I am not quite sure how that would work. I think it would be very helpful for newcomers to have a contributing.md that outlines what sort of contributions you would like (to the documentation specifically), how a newbie submits a patch ( ie how to fix a spelling error would be a good example imo) and the general process of how that patch is “merged into main”.
For instance, I see this and other changes UAWTPPQX, but cannot see them when I browse the website or the code view. It would be empowering for me and other newcomers to see how others have improved the manual and those changes managed by the repo owners.
I am just getting started with Pijul and have run into some small issues with the manual. I would like to help improve the manual, but due to my ignorance of pijul itself I am not quite sure how that would work. I think it would be very helpful for newcomers to have a contributing.md that outlines what sort of contributions you would like (to the documentation specifically), how a newbie submits a patch ( ie how to fix a spelling error would be a good example imo) and the general process of how that patch is “merged into main”.
For instance, I see this and other changes UAWTPPQX, but cannot see them when I browse the website or the code view. It would be empowering for me and other newcomers to see how others have improved the manual and those changes managed by the repo owners.