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Add "help wanted" instructions to site #180
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I'd like to help here. I'd also like to mention that the site shows some closed issues under "Open Tasks." |
Sounds great! I'm thinking that we may need a separate page for this. We have a "how to open source" which is more about the path to open sourcing a project. I foresee this (and other content) on a page about how to maintain an OSS project. Thoughts? |
@jordangov That's what I thought the intent was. Not so much "how to open sources" as "How to contribute" -- like for Hacktoberfest (starting in a few days) participants. Basic instructions on forking, requirements, etc. -- am I correct? Should we, along with this issue, open an issue to tag appropriate issues with "Hacktoberfest" as others do? |
Sounds good. on the tagging, I don't think we'll be adding the Hacktoberfest labels. That would imply support of the event by the Federal Government, which I'm not ready to do. :) |
I would be glad to just on this one and help out 😎 👍 |
Thanks @petercr! PR review is always welcome (once we have a PR), and once we have a first pass, additions are always good. |
Working on this and #240 today. |
I am including screenshots. Should they be stored in /assets/images? |
Includes guidance for README and CONTRIBUTING pages, standards for Issues and Pull Requests, and instructions for applying and creating labels for issues. Resolves: Code-dot-mil#180, Code-dot-mil#240
I think so, yes. |
Hello, Is this still an open issue? |
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I would like the instructions on "how to open source" to include information on how to use the Code.gov "help wanted" labels so that GH issues can be displayed on the Code.gov site. Instructions for using these labels can be found on the "code-gov" repo.
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https://www.code.mil/how-to-open-source.html
But maybe also https://www.code.mil/frequently-asked-questions.html ?
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