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| Understanding the rST-Primer Repo | ||
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| The GitHub ``rst-primer`` repository can be found on GitHub at the following address: | ||
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| - https://github.com/FIRST-Tech-Challenge/rst-primer/ |
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Why are we using a private repository as the example? I think that everyone should be able to access all the links we use. This repo could be a better example since it's the repo that people need to work with directly in order to contribute, and it's public.
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The pr is not yet complete and we are still in the process of migrating references to the rst-primer repository. This was initially used as internal documentation and is now being migrated to be documentation for all. If you could redo the references to rst primer (images and text) that would be much appreciated.
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Okay, I can work on redoing references. Should they be to this repo or somewhere else?
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Thanks! They should all be to this repo.
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I was prompted to install extensions and then a bunch of dependencies for said extensions. Maybe document what extensions are needed/recommended?
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I agree. I believe that we added the recommendations for extensions in the .vscode files after creating this document.
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| It is assumed that you have created a GitHub account and been given the proper | ||
| permissions to work within this repository for training. If you can read this, | ||
| you probably have, but double-check with your friendly FTC Support person. |
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Is this documentation not going to appear on a public website? I think we need to decide if we want to allow anyone to contribute or not. If we do, then there shouldn't be a need to have permissions granted before you can start contributing
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The goal of ftcdocs is to allow any and all to contribute without any permissions being granted. The final version will reflect this goal. This is another artifact because of this documentations origins as internal documentation.
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I'll go through the "local" tutorial again for next week with my new laptop. |
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