7 - Grant access to edit a document to a user

[Barnabepetit]

SCENARIO: Grant access to edit a document to a user

We, Raphaël WEIS, Fabien PETIT, Barnabé PETIT, Louis DUHALBERRUER, hereby grant to Hyperglosae maintainers the right to publish our contribution under the terms of any licenses the Free Software Foundation classifies as Free Software Licenses.

[benel]

Thank you for your contribution @raphaelweis, @petitfa1, @Barnabepetit.

• You will find below changes required in the content.
• In the conversation, don't forget to replace "[FILL WITH FULL NAMES]" with your full names.
• Please amend the title of your commit so that the title is SCENARIO: Grant access to edit a document to a user (see #7)., moreover add new lines before "Co-Authored-By" so that GitHub can link it to your accounts.

[benel]

Thank you for your contribution to the code @louisduhalberruer.

@raphaelweis, @petitfa1, @Barnabepetit, @louisduhalberruer, don't forget my other comments about the discussion (copyright grant) and git history.

[Barnabepetit]

Changes to this ticket have been published

[benel]

Thank you very much for your contribution @raphaelweis, @petitfa1, @Barnabepetit, @louisduhalberruer!

Now the content seems to be OK for integration. Please just follow the contributing procedure:

• In the first message of the "conversation", don't forget to replace "[FILL WITH FULL NAMES]" with all of your full names.
• Please restructure the history with exactly 3 commits:
  1. SCENARIO: Grant access to edit a document to a user (see #7). (with .feature files),
  2. TEST: Grant access to edit a document to a user (see #7). (with .rb files),
  3. FEATURE: Grant access to edit a document to a user (closes #7). (with .js files).
     Note: If the committer in not an author, use the right git options to tell it. Keep mentioning every co-author of the commit in the github syntax.

The person who will validate the history will validate "Réécrire l'historique d'une séquence de contributions pour tenir compte des remarques des relecteurs" 😎

[benel]

If you need help with interactive rebasing and splitting a commit, just ask.