Typo in documentation

[dbitouze]

If I'm right, there's a typo line 172 of https://github.com/plone/documentation/blob/5.2/manage/upgrading/version_specific_migration/upgrade_zodb_to_python3.rst. It should be:

parts +=

instead of:

parts =+

[ale-rt]

True! You can fix this directly on github:
https://github.com/plone/documentation/edit/5.2/manage/upgrading/version_specific_migration/upgrade_zodb_to_python3.rst
but remember to write a meaningful changelog and to select the radio button "Create a new branch for this commit and start a pull request"

[dbitouze]

I preferred to just open an issue since I didn't sign the Plone Contributor Agreement that lets me merge pull requests.

[ale-rt]

Documentation does not require it, right @plone/documentation-team

[tkimnguyen]

I’m sure somewhere in docs.plone.org it says (Contributing?) that you can stare in your PR that you grant us all rights if you haven’t already signed the contributor agreement.

[tkimnguyen]

s/stare/state/

[dbitouze]

Done (hope the changelog is meaningful enough).

[polyester]

Just to weigh in: a simple typo does not need a contributor agreement, as it does not constitute a "work" in copyright law. Of course, @dbitouze you are very welcome to sign one anyway and enjoy the warm fuzzy feeling of being a fully-fledged Plone contributor ;-)

There's not a super-clear division line between what is a "work" and what is not, but a few-characters typo definitely doesn't need a Contributor Agreement.

[spereverde]

thanks for fixing this @dbitouze 🙂