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I think that is a good way to proceed.
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Is there a purpose of having the same structure as this document and splitting the common parts?
If so, why not start by making contribution/documentation/introduction.rst
the same structure, instead of splitting it up first?
It seems to me that this would make it easier to check common parts.
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@abetomo
Thanks. I agree with your opinion because in this moment we are not sure splitting this document is better way.
I will update the current document and then think of the next step. How do you think of the following idea? If you agree with me, I will change the title and content of this issue.
doc: add steps for updating documentation to document contribution page
What is your problem?
As a new contributor, I find it challenging to understand the process for contributing updates to the Groonga documentation. It would be helpful for them to add following steps to introduction.rst
.
- Editing the documentation
- Previewing changes
- Submitting changes
My suggestions
I propose to add a new sections to the introduction.rst
about the documentation update process.
- Edit Documentation Sources
- Reflect Your Modifications
- Preview Your Modifications on HTML
- Update Translations
- Reflect Your Translations
- Preview Your Translations on HTML
- Send Pull Request to Groonga Repository
Next Steps after this issue
The content will be similar a little bit to the I18N page, but with a new flow.
We'll think about combining them after updating this introduction.rst
.
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Thanks! I've just updated the issue.
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