> Am 29.09.2020 um 02:12 schrieb Barry Smith <bsm...@petsc.dev>: > > > This is a reminder for everyone submitting MR. > > You are responsible to track the progress of the MR. Make sure you use the > > label workflow:review when you think it is ready to be reviewed for > merge, add additional appropriate labels also > assign some appropriate reviewers > > make sure it gets tested > > when you resolve the reviewer concerns (called threads) make sure you > mark them as resolved > > Once the tests are clean and the MR has been approved > - change the workflow label to workflow: ready for merge > - assign Satish and no one else to the MR. > > By following this workflow less MR will get "lost" > > Thanks > > Barry > > With the new documentation approach in place we'll provide more detailed > information on submitting MR and even videos :-) soon. > > For now, the guidelines are defined are on the wiki, e.g. https://gitlab.com/petsc/petsc/-/wikis/home#before-filing-a-merge-request <https://gitlab.com/petsc/petsc/-/wikis/home#before-filing-a-merge-request> Some of the other wiki pages are stale (discussing what to do with "next", etc.,)
The idea was to migrate this info to Sphinx as well. This would be less quick to edit, but more centralized and full-featured. On the topic of docs edits, is it okay to label a docs-only edit (which could break only docs) as "ready to merge", and assign Satish, from the start? This would of course have to be used with extreme caution, but it's my hope that people would be able to notice and fix small typos and errors without losing the thread of what you're working on, and with low integration overhead (which is one thing the wiki does extremely well).
