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Add a CONTRIBUTING.md #58
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Missed this one earlier because I was running Docker, but caught it when writing the project setup instructions for CONTRIBUTING.md
This is notably lacking code of conduct information, but happy to add that in if the Reich Lab has one. Other than that, this is hopefully a good foundation to iterate on.
requirements/requirements-doc.txt
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A new requirements file that is specific to documentation. Most people won't need this unless they want to build and serve the docs locally.
uv pip compile pyproject.toml -o requirements/requirements.txt && uv pip compile pyproject.toml --extra dev -o requirements/requirements-dev.txt | ||
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should this include stuff for how to build requirements/requirements-doc.txt
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Good question--I was operating under the assumption that the docs requirements will be pretty stable and contributors won't have to worry about them (I know, I know)
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@elray1 I added that info to the documentation section
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lgtm!
Closes #40
Add a CONTRIBUTING.md file to Cladetime
This is notably lacking code of conduct information, but happy to
add that in if the Reich Lab has one. Other than that, this
is hopefully a good foundation to iterate on.