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Update development_tips.md #2263

Closed jeeftor closed 1 month ago

jeeftor commented 1 month ago

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devs_core I think got archived ... so updated docs

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Walkthrough ## Walkthrough The recent documentation update introduces a change in the Discord channel names referenced for developer support. Specifically, the channels `#devs` and `#devs_core` have been updated to `#developers`. This modification aims to enhance clarity for developers seeking assistance, while the overall content and structure of the documentation remain intact. ## Changes | File | Change Summary | |------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------| | docs/development_tips.md | Updated Discord channel names from `#devs` and `#devs_core` to `#developers`. | ## Sequence Diagram(s) ```mermaid sequenceDiagram participant Developer participant Documentation participant Discord Developer->>Documentation: Check for support channels Documentation-->>Developer: Provides channel list Developer->>Discord: Joins #developers channel Discord-->>Developer: Accesses community support ```
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