Explain Contributions and Support #616
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WalkthroughThis pull request updates the documentation by renaming the "Developer" section to "Support & Contribution" in both the README.md file and the notebooks/4-developer.ipynb notebook. The changes add new sub-items for "Issues" and "Pull Requests" while retaining the existing "Communication" and "External Executables" entries. The revised texts now provide clearer guidance on reporting issues and submitting pull requests within the documentation. Changes
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1-1: Consider adding a Contributing Guidelines fileWhile the current documentation is good, consider also creating a separate CONTRIBUTING.md file in the repository root that contains these guidelines, as this is a common practice that makes contribution information more discoverable.
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notebooks/4-developer.ipynb (3)
1-1: Great job enhancing the documentation structure and clarity!The change from "Developer" to "Support and Contribution" makes the project more welcoming to external contributors. The comprehensive sections on Issues and Pull Requests provide clear guidance for potential contributors.
1-1: Well-structured content with appropriate subsectionsThe new organization with dedicated sections for Issues and Pull Requests follows best practices for open-source project documentation, making it easier for new contributors to understand how they can participate.
1-1: Helpful guidance for issue reportingThe Issues section provides valuable guidance on creating reproducible test cases and offers a clear benchmark (compatibility with ProcessPoolExecutor/ThreadPoolExecutor) for determining when an issue is worth reporting.
README.md (3)
149-155: Excellent alignment with notebook documentationThe README changes correctly reflect the renamed section and structure in the notebooks/4-developer.ipynb file, maintaining consistency across documentation sources.
149-151: Good addition of new subsectionsAdding dedicated links for Issues and Pull Requests makes these important contribution pathways more discoverable for new contributors.
154-155: Appropriate preservation of technical documentationGood decision to maintain the existing technical sections (Communication and External Executables) while reorganizing them under the new "Support & Contribution" heading.
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