add standard for using python-libjuju

[jdkandersson]

Adds a standard for using the native functionality of python-libjuju instead of relying on command line interactions

[gregory-schiano]

Do we really want to put every single bit of advices in this doc ? This becomes heavy to read and will refrain anyone who wants to contribute :/

If we consider it more as an internal guideline, I'd suggest to keep it outside of github.

[jdkandersson]

Do we really want to put every single bit of advices in this doc ? This becomes heavy to read and will refrain anyone who wants to contribute :/

If we consider it more as an internal guideline, I'd suggest to keep it outside of github.

I have given this feedback on a few PRs now, I think that is an indication that we should write something like it so we don't have to constantly say the same thing on future PRs

[gregory-schiano]

Do we really want to put every single bit of advices in this doc ? This becomes heavy to read and will refrain anyone who wants to contribute :/ If we consider it more as an internal guideline, I'd suggest to keep it outside of github.

I have given this feedback on a few PRs now, I think that is an indication that we should write something like it so we don't have to constantly say the same thing on future PRs

Well I get your argument but:

• Putting it here doesn't guarantee this will systematically be applied, it just marks it as a team rule
• It doesn't reply to my worry which is this guide is becoming pretty heavy and is not very welcoming for potential contributors.