Maintaining a Python Project When It’s Not Your Job

Maintaining a Python Project When It’s Not Your Job

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Introduction

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Maintaining a Python Project When It’s Not Your Job

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  1. 1 Introduction
  2. 2 Opensource projects
  3. 3 Removing friction
  4. 4 When a willing contributor arrives
  5. 5 The lifecycle of a contribution
  6. 6 Your part
  7. 7 Cross reference
  8. 8 Encouragement
  9. 9 Setup Tools
  10. 10 Pendency
  11. 11 Documentation
  12. 12 Test
  13. 13 Example
  14. 14 Lint
  15. 15 F flaky
  16. 16 linters
  17. 17 pipe I
  18. 18 linting
  19. 19 black
  20. 20 sort
  21. 21 precommit
  22. 22 precommit config
  23. 23 skip installation
  24. 24 build documentation
  25. 25 local machine
  26. 26 pull request template
  27. 27 checklist
  28. 28 Travis
  29. 29 Redentor
  30. 30 Microsoft
  31. 31 Open Space
  32. 32 Review
  33. 33 Why its important
  34. 34 Commit rights
  35. 35 Stack Overflow
  36. 36 Pull Request
  37. 37 Thank You
  38. 38 Release
  39. 39 Local Automation
  40. 40 Metadata
  41. 41 Shipping
  42. 42 Coverage
  43. 43 Conclusion

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