Add Documentation for Issue Difficulty Levels - #133
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Added issue difficulty levels to guide contributors on task complexity and expectations.
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@Vanshikakhasat sorry for this but you need to redo this cuz GSSoC adapted a different system like
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@steam-bell-92 Sorry, this is actually my first contribution, so I wasn’t aware of the updated GSSoC issue level format. Thanks for letting me know! I’ll update it to the new system and push the changes soon. |
No probs even the labels n all are updated few hours ago |
Updated the issue difficulty level section in CONTRIBUTING.md to match the latest GSSoC label format. Replaced the old Level 1/2/3 naming with level:beginner, level:intermediate, level:advanced, and level:critical. Also made the explanations more clear and beginner-friendly by adding simple descriptions, expectations, criteria, and example tasks for each level so contributors can easily understand which issues are best suited for them.
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Description:
Added a simple issue difficulty level system to help contributors quickly understand how challenging an issue might be. The new section explains Level 1, Level 2, and Level 3 issues with clear expectations, basic criteria, and examples so both beginners and experienced contributors can pick tasks more comfortably.
Type of Change:
Documentation update
Related Issue:
Closes #5
Environment:
Python Version: N/A
OS: Windows
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