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Add guide for contributors related to fork repository mechanism #318
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how about state it in #319 separated files? |
@andriawan could you please track this issue and any other issues you have created inside the related epics for the sake of discoverability? I have invited you as a Collaborator to the repository so you can edit the epic issue descriptions by yourself to do so. Thanks, @andriawan! |
@zainfathoni, now that #319 is merged & closed, is there anything else left to be done for this issue? |
I think it could be taken mas @apraditya |
I don't quite get it @andriawan. Do you think we can close this issue? |
I think adding this infromation to documentation is quite important for new comer as i found several contributors is not quite familiar with forking mechanism |
No, he meant that you could take this issue, @apraditya. @andriawan, please try to avoid passive sentences as much as possible to avoid ambiguity. Your "it could be taken" sentence is unclear on who gets to take the issue. 😅 @adityapurwa, please create a draft pull request as explained in our contributing guidelines. |
sorry, i lost the context mas @zainfathoni. Sorry for my miss understanding 😅 🙏🏼 @zainfathoni @apraditya |
to propose a change, contributors should follow guide about forking mechanism. I think we could state it in README for clarity
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