Defining the Contribution Process and Project Management Process #438
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WalkthroughThe recent updates introduce several key documentation files aimed at enhancing the contribution process for the project. A structured "Branch and Release Process" outlines branching methodologies and release management. The "Code Contributions Guide" provides setup instructions for new contributors, while the "Contributing Guidelines" emphasize prerequisites and clear contribution types. Additionally, a comprehensive "GitHub Workflow" document details best practices for collaboration and code management, all designed to foster a collaborative and efficient development environment. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Contributor
participant GitHub
participant Maintainer
Contributor->>GitHub: Fork repository
Contributor->>GitHub: Clone forked repo
Contributor->>GitHub: Create working branch
Contributor->>GitHub: Commit changes
Contributor->>GitHub: Push changes
Contributor->>GitHub: Create pull request
GitHub->>Maintainer: Notify of pull request
Maintainer->>GitHub: Review pull request
Maintainer->>GitHub: Merge pull request
GitHub->>Contributor: Notify merge completion
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.github/CONTRIBUTING.md (1)
48-50: The link to the "Code Contribution Guide" in the "Making Code Contributions" section is incorrect. The file "CODE_CONTRIBUTIONS_GUIDE.md" does not exist in the repository.
- Please remove the link or update it with the correct path if the file is located elsewhere.
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Ensure the link to the "Code Contribution Guide" is correct and accessible.
The "Making Code Contributions" section provides a link to the "Code Contribution Guide." Verify that the link is correct and accessible.
The link to the "Code Contribution Guide" in the "Making Code Contributions" section returns a 404 error, indicating that the target document is not found. I will search the repository for the "CODE_CONTRIBUTIONS_GUIDE.md" file to verify its existence and correct path.
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.github/CODE_CONTRIBUTIONS_GUIDE.md (1)
150-158: The link to the GitHub workflow guide is incorrect and the intended file does not exist.The link to the GitHub workflow guide in the "GitHub Workflow" section points to a non-existent file. Please update or remove the link to ensure the documentation is accurate.
.github/CODE_CONTRIBUTIONS_GUIDE.mdlines 150-158Analysis chain
Ensure clarity of the GitHub workflow guidance and correctness of the link.
The "GitHub Workflow" section provides clear guidance on checking out code. Verify that the link to the GitHub workflow guide is correct and accessible.
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.github/GITHUB_WORKFLOW.md (11)
23-26: Clarify the fork instructions.Specify that the user should be logged into their GitHub account before forking the repository.
- 1. Visit the repo in which you would like to contribute to + 1. Log into your GitHub account and visit the repo in which you would like to contribute to
32-34: Clarify the placeholder usage.Specify that the user should replace
<your github profile name>with their actual GitHub username.- export user=<your github profile name> + export user=<your_github_profile_name>
57-57: Clarify the term "invasive".The term "invasive" might be unclear to some readers. Consider rephrasing for clarity.
- but doing a `git pull` is invasive and can get quite nasty. + but doing a `git pull` can be disruptive and may cause merge conflicts.
73-73: Clarify the branch naming.Specify that the user should replace
myfeaturewith a descriptive branch name.- git checkout -b myfeature + git checkout -b <descriptive-branch-name>
92-92: Clarify the commit command.Specify that the user should provide a meaningful commit message.
- git commit + git commit -m "Your meaningful commit message"
103-103: Clarify the branch name placeholder.Specify that the user should replace
myfeaturewith their actual branch name.- git push --set-upstream origin myfeature + git push --set-upstream origin <your-branch-name>
119-119: Clarify conflict resolution steps.Specify that the user should resolve conflicts and then add the resolved files.
- Once you do resolve them, you can individually add them back into the rebase. + Once you resolve the conflicts, add the resolved files to the rebase.
153-153: Clarify PR creation for upstream write access.Specify that users with upstream write access should create PRs from their fork.
- please refrain from using the GitHub UI for creating PRs, because GitHub will create the PR branch inside the main repository rather than inside your fork. + please refrain from using the GitHub UI for creating PRs. Instead, create the PR branch inside your fork to avoid creating it in the main repository.
194-194: Clarify the commit hash or HEAD usage.Specify that the user should use either a specific commit hash or
HEAD~<n>to start the interactive rebase.- Start an interactive rebase using a specific commit hash, or count backwards from your last commit using `HEAD~<n>`, where `<n>` represents the number of commits to include in the rebase. + Start an interactive rebase using either a specific commit hash or by counting backwards from your last commit using `HEAD~<n>`, where `<n>` represents the number of commits to include in the rebase.
256-256: Clarify the squashing requirement.Specify that the user should ensure commits are squashed before merging the PR.
- If you haven't squashed your commits, they may ask you to do so before approving a PR. + Ensure that your commits are squashed before merging the PR. If you haven't squashed your commits, reviewers may ask you to do so before approving the PR.
3-3: Missing image file:images/git_workflow.pngThe image file referenced in the documentation is missing from the repository. Please add the file
images/git_workflow.pngto ensure the documentation is complete and accurate.
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LGTM! The document is well-organized and coherent.The overall structure of the document is logical, and the content is clear and accessible.
30-46: Ensure clarity and correctness of references.The "Contribution Types" section is well-organized. Verify that the references to the "Making Code Contributions" section are correct and ensure the instructions are clear.
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References are correct and instructions are clear.
The references to the "Making Code Contributions" section are accurate, and the instructions in the "Contribution Types" section are clear and well-organized.
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16-29: Ensure the link to "good first issue" is correct and accessible.The "Your First Contribution" section provides valuable suggestions for new contributors. Verify that the link to the "good first issue" label is correct and accessible.
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The link to the "good first issue" label is correct and accessible.
The "Your First Contribution" section provides valuable suggestions for new contributors, and the link to the "good first issue" label is working as expected.
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9-15: Ensure the links are correct and accessible.The "Prerequisites" section provides essential steps for new contributors. Verify that the links to the Code of Conduct and GitHub sign-up page are correct and accessible.
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Verify the final destination of the redirected GitHub sign-up link.
The "Prerequisites" section provides essential steps for new contributors. The link to the Code of Conduct is correct and accessible. However, the GitHub sign-up link returns a 301 status code, indicating a redirect. We need to verify the final destination of this redirect to ensure it is correct and accessible.
Both links in the "Prerequisites" section are correct and accessible.
- The link to the Code of Conduct is accessible with an HTTP status code of 200.
- The GitHub sign-up link redirects to https://github.com/signup, which is also accessible with an HTTP status code of 200.
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51-79: Ensure clarity of the project's branch strategy.The "Branch Process for This Project" section clearly explains the project's branch strategy. Verify that the strategy is clear and the reasons for choosing it are well-explained.
80-88: Ensure clarity and accuracy of the release process.The "Release Process" section provides a clear explanation of the project's release process. Verify that the process is clear and the explanations are accurate.
1-88: LGTM! The document is well-organized and coherent.The overall structure of the document is logical, and the content is clear and accessible.
10-49: Ensure clarity and accuracy of the branching methods.The "Branching Process" section provides clear explanations of three popular Git branching strategies. Verify the accuracy of the descriptions and ensure the explanations are clear.
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Ensure clarity and accuracy of the branching methods.
The "Branching Process" section provides clear explanations of three popular Git branching strategies. The descriptions for Git Flow, GitHub Flow, and Trunk-Based Development match the official documentation.
- Git Flow: The description matches the official documentation from Atlassian.
- GitHub Flow: The description matches the official documentation from GitHub.
- Trunk-Based Development: The description matches the official documentation from trunkbaseddevelopment.com.
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16-24: Ensure clarity of the introduction and accuracy of the guidance.The "Welcome" section provides a clear introduction to the document. Verify that the guidance on submitting issues is accurate.
25-66: Ensure clarity and completeness of the setup instructions.The "Preparing Your Local Operating System" section provides clear instructions for setting up the local operating system. Verify that the instructions are complete and cover all necessary steps.
67-104: Ensure clarity and accuracy of the software installation instructions.The "Installing Required Software" section provides clear instructions for installing software on different operating systems. Verify that the instructions are accurate and cover all necessary steps.
106-133: Ensure clarity and accuracy of the Python installation instructions.The "Installing Python" section provides clear instructions for installing Python and managing virtual environments. Verify that the instructions and recommendations for virtual environment managers are accurate.
134-138: Ensure clarity and accuracy of the Docker installation instructions.The "Installing Docker" section provides clear instructions for installing Docker. Verify that the instructions are accurate.
140-148: Ensure clarity and accuracy of the project-specific software installation instructions.The "Project Specific Software" section provides clear instructions for installing project-specific dependencies. Verify that the instructions are accurate.
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5-7: Ensure link accuracy.Verify that the links to the branching strategy document are correct and accessible.
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The links to the branching strategy document in the
.github/GITHUB_WORKFLOW.mdfile are correct and point to the existing.github/BRANCH_AND_RELEASE_PROCESS.mddocument.
- URL:
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28-53: Cloning the fork to local storage is well-explained but could be improved.The steps are clear, but the explanation of the
$working_dirvariable could be more explicit.- Both `$working_dir` and `$user` are mentioned in the figure above. + Both `$working_dir` and `$user` are mentioned in the figure above. Ensure you replace `$working_dir` with your desired working directory path.
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1-7: Introduction to GitHub Workflow is clear and concise.The section provides a good introduction with an image and links to the branching process.
23-27: Fork in the Cloud steps are clear.The steps to fork the repository are straightforward and well-explained.
55-69: Settinggit pulltorebaseis well-explained.The steps to set
git pulltorebaseare clear and provide both global and per-repo options.
71-86: Creating a working branch is well-explained.The steps to create a working branch are clear and provide necessary commands.
90-96: Committing changes is well-explained.The steps to commit changes are clear and provide a link to amend commits.
98-104: Pushing changes to GitHub is well-explained.The steps to push changes to GitHub are clear and provide necessary commands.
106-135: Keeping the branch in sync is well-explained.The steps to keep the branch in sync are clear, and the explanation of avoiding
git pullis well-justified.
147-153: Creating a pull request is well-explained.The steps to create a pull request are clear and provide necessary instructions.
155-162: Getting a code review is well-explained.The steps to get a code review are clear and emphasize the importance of small PRs.
164-250: Squashing commits is well-explained.The steps to squash commits are clear and provide detailed instructions on interactive rebase.
252-293: Merging and reverting commits are well-explained.The steps to merge and revert commits are clear and provide necessary instructions.
297-297: Attribution is properly given.The attribution to the original document is properly given.
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Similar to deepgram/deepgram-go-sdk#256 for the Go SDK, this PR
CONTRIBUTING.mdlanding page to include references to the following pages below:CODE_CONTRIBUTIONS_GUIDE.mddescribes how someone can setup their environment/laptop/desktop for this project to contribute.GITHUB_WORKFLOW.mddescribes the code contribution workflow for ALL individuals (admin, project maintainer, any Deepgram employee contributor, 3rd party/external contributor, etc). We all follow the same process.BRANCH_AND_RELEASE_PROCESS.mddescribes the branch and release process for this projectThere is only one significant difference between the Go version and this one:
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