When browsing the project code base, I noticed that the repo does not have a contribute.md file. This file is a good addition because it provides useful links of resources on how to contribute to this project.
We are working on this as a group for the Discover Drupal project. We are learning markdown and the contribution workflow.
Because we are a mix of novices and first time contributors this may take a couple of weeks from start to finish.
PLEASE - We ask that this issue be reserved for the Discover Drupal graduates and mentors so we can work together as a group and become more comfortable with the process.
Issue fork bootstrap_paragraphs-3264881
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Comment #2
jjcs227The contributor.md file is 0bytes; something is not right. Could you give it a check?
Comment #3
volkswagenchickI saw the file was there, but the contents of the file were empty.
@jjcs227 - Feel free to move an issue to needs work if it does!
Comment #4
Devon_4224 commentedThe original file's contents are still empty
Comment #5
NadiaFaucon commentedThe contributor.md is empty.
Comment #6
NadiaFaucon commented1- Some line length on the contributor.md file exceed 80 characters. Please check this article for more information about Markdown and 80 Character Line Length.
2- On your contributor.md file, try to put a blank line on your before...# Heading...and after a heading.
3- Consider removing emoticons, they are not always accessible.
Comment #8
volkswagenchickhttps://git.drupalcode.org/issue/bootstrap_paragraphs-3264881/-/merge_re...
I made some code comments, mostly about breaking lines at 80 characters and removing emoticons.
Please note, I didn't comment at every line that needed a line break.
Comment #9
akshaydalvi212 commentedI will try to manage 80 characters per line for the contributor.md file
Comment #11
akshaydalvi212 commentedUpdated the Contributor.md file and manage to keep 80 characters per line.
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