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= Write contributions to Docs
Fedora Documentation Team <https://discussion.fedoraproject.org/tag/docs>
:revnumber: F36 and newer
:revdate: 2023-04-22
:revdate: 2023-05-01
:page-aliases: contributing
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== The tools
=== The quick way: Edit a specific file
=== Quick way: 'Edit' button
- Suitable for minor fixes of existing pages.
- Make changes to a single file for minor fixes directly from web UI of Git forge.
- Write access to upstream repo required.
- Use it as an exception, rather than a recommended option.
- Use it as an exception (without review process), rather than a recommended option.
=== The easy way: GitLab Web IDE
=== Easy way: Web IDE of Git forge
- Make changes to multiple files directly from web UI of Git forge.
- No need to install anything in local computer or run Git commands in terminal.
- All of the steps are carried out in GitLab graphical user interface.
- Suitable for editing existing articles as well as new ones.
- Pull Requests for review process (Merge Requests in GitLab)
- You do not need special permissions or write access to the original project.
=== The advanced way: Create a local writing environment
=== Flexible and advanced way: Create a local writing environment
- Work with multiple files and repos offline at your pace using your choice of text editor and terminal.
- You can build and render the pages locally to test your changes using Podman container.
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This task involves minor changes. For example, typo fixes, adding short information or a link, or a correction to the text. This type is especially necessary whenever the documentation needs to be updated for a new software version.
The _File Edit tools_ are convenient for this purpose.
The _File Edit button_ are convenient for this purpose.
=== Extend an existing documentation domain