The documentation does require to start PRs from development. However, the readthedocs.io always points to master and fixes for stable docs should therefore be made by pointing to master and starting from master.
Otherwise we might face the uncomfortable situation of
- either merging unstable code from
development into master
- or have to wait for the fix to be released until
development is stable and mergeable
The contribution guidelines should therefore have their own section on how to contribute to the docs.
See #220 (comment)
The documentation does require to start PRs from
development. However, the readthedocs.io always points tomasterand fixes for stable docs should therefore be made by pointing to master and starting from master.Otherwise we might face the uncomfortable situation of
developmentintomasterdevelopmentis stable and mergeableThe contribution guidelines should therefore have their own section on how to contribute to the docs.
See #220 (comment)