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ericdrosado opened this issue · 8 comments
As the maintainer of a Collaborate repo, keeping Issues up-to-date will help the student community understand what they can do to contribute.
Perhaps there are interview questions from a certain company you are interested in adding to your repo? I'd recommend generating an issue for that.
In order to submit your project into CX you will need at least one open issue.
@ericdrosado
Added two issues for public
@AkashSingh3031 I would recommend creating issues that are specific. The two issues you generated are broad, and might not be appropriate as an Issue. Issues should address a specific problem where someone can work on that problem and then close the issue.
An example might be to create an issue seeking contributors to add Quantitative Analysis material to Miscellaneous Stuff since there is no content in that folder currently. This issue would be specific and a contributor could work on it and close that issue.
Let me know if that makes sense or if you would like to brainstorm some ideas.
@AkashSingh3031 I would recommend creating issues that are specific. The two issues you generated are broad, and might not be appropriate as an Issue. Issues should address a specific problem where someone can work on that problem and then close the issue.
An example might be to create an issue seeking contributors to add
Quantitative Analysismaterial toMiscellaneous Stuffsince there is no content in that folder currently. This issue would be specific and a contributor could work on it and close that issue.Let me know if that makes sense or if you would like to brainstorm some ideas.
Ok, I understand
@AkashSingh3031 any updates on creating an issue?
@AkashSingh3031 any updates on creating an issue?
@ericdrosado
Added three issues for public
it is fine?
I would recommend instead of using You are all welcome to contribute to that you use Looking for content related to.
What do you think?
I would recommend instead of using
You are all welcome to contribute tothat you useLooking for content related to.What do you think?
Yes, this comment seems to be correct.
I updated the comment
Perfect! Closing this issue 👍