Re: Corrections gud, accounts
Hannie Dumoleyn <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.gnome.documentation |
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Op 06-03-18 om 16:01 schreef Petr Kovar: > On Tue, 6 Mar 2018 12:08:47 +0100 > Hannie Dumoleyn <[email protected]> wrote: > >> I am currently taking a close look at gnome-user-docs, subject accounts >> (accounts-add.page, accounts-disable-service.page, accounts.page, >> accounts-provider-not-available.page, accounts-remove.page, >> accounts-which-application.page, accounts-whyadd.page). >> >> There are many corrections to be made. For example: >> online accounts has no + button to add an account (3.28) >> accounts are listed on the right side, not on the left side etc., etc. >> I only checked this in Ubuntu 17.10, not in other distributions. >> >> For me it would be an enormous task to create a bug report and send in a >> patch for each correction. Would it be possible to make a list of >> corrections like this [1], so that someone from the maintenance team can >> make the changes? I am not allowed to upload gnome-user-docs, so there >> is no need for me to make corrections in gud locally. > Hey Hannie, if you can assemble a list of changes like that and send it > here, that's still quite helpful as some other team member with a git > account can just copy and paste it in the page files for you. > > You can apply for a git account when you submit a handful of changes. > > Also, we are about to migrate to GitLab, so I was wondering if it is > easier for you to submit a merge request with your changes going forward? I > know that the workflow requiring to submit patches in Bugzilla is very > clumsy, but that's going away. > > Thanks, > pk > > Hi Petr, I do have a git and a gitlab account, but I promised here on the list that I would not upload my local changes in the English .page files until, one day, the team trusts me enough to allow me to upload my changes ;) Ah, I do not have any experience with gitlab yet, but if it makes reporting bugs in gud easier, I would be very happy. And I am willing to learn. Hannie