OSS projects suggesting newbies contribute docs and tests is common, usually only because the author doesn’t want to do it themselves Writing a good test suite or coherent docs is work that requires a huge amount of project context, often much harder than contributing features
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I think my original plan, if you remember it well enough, was a bit optimistic with what could be possible with tying docs to commit hashes. Commits get squashed and rebased too often, and I think it would be too easy to accidentally orphan docs...
But maybe tying docs to a subset of the commit graph would work, e.g. tagged commits.
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my interpretation was about as optimistic, which i would say is usually typical for me. and tagging commits is i think a really interesting idea that could be used in more places, e.g. auto-changelog generation
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(which i want to do for pants, but there is some utility to having a maintainer review and manually categorize changelog entries...)
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