Closed monperrus closed 7 years ago
First of all, thanks! That would be a big help.
I was thinking that pull requests would work for this (since the wiki is part of the git repo), but apparently github doesn't support this.
Two simple alternatives -- (1) I give you push access and you modify the wiki directly. Or, (2) you clone the wiki and push your changes to a temporary repo where I can preview them and pull them into the project.
If you're just planning on creating a single getting-started page then (2) works fine. If you'll be editing all over the wiki, then (1) is justified.
Two other options that support classical PRs:
1) put the wiki in the main source folder and rely on Github's builtin viewer. This is what we do for https://github.com/INRIA/spoon/
2) put the wiki in a branch gh-pages and browse it on http://ModelInference.github.io/synoptic/
Or simplest solution: untick "Restrict editing to users in teams with push access only." in the project settings
Okay, done -- I unticked that setting.
I'd like to improve the wiki based on my getting-started problems and surprises.
how to contribute to the wiki?