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@PaulJRobinson - almost 10 years ago
How can I check out the new system if this hasn't merged yet? Whilst I can imagine the Github editting system to be extremely functional and rugged (and not lose those edits you mentioned) I'm not convinced it will be a more appealing option to the non-techie.
A good point. Try this, it'll be the same: - Open an anonymous browser window, or log out of github - Visit https://github.com/openpolitics/manifesto/edit/gh-pages/contributing.md (or some other page) - Try to edit
The github UI is more complex, but prose.io's login handling is so fraught with error that I think this is an improvement.
Actually it looks like prose's auth handling is currently broken, so hopefully this will get a fix and we can go back to using it. See https://github.com/prose/prose/issues/643
Interestingly, we're not the first to switch back for exactly this reason: https://github.com/Project-Interoperability/project-interoperability.github.io/commit/017be3a3c60b56261ec1ee68cec037bc86c14790
Will see if I can find time to try to fix this in prose, unless they come up with a fix fairly soon.
I think this PR would be good to merge as the prose flow is currently broken, but I will change it back as soon as it's fixed, that's a promise, as I agree the UI is better for new users.
@philipjohn - almost 10 years ago
👍 with one suggested tweak to the text: - "Some existing contributors will have to agree to the change before it's merged into the master version" - "There will then be a vote, and possibly debate, amongst contributors on whether to adopt the change"
Just because the former could be interpreted as sounding like it goes through some sort of self-appointed approval committee rather than a democratic vote.
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link at the top right.commit
.Edit Page
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.Your change will be entered into the pull request queue for discussion before being merged into the master version.
Your change will be entered into the discussion queue. There will then be a vote, and possibly debate, amongst contributors on whether to adopt the change.
If you're more familiar with GitHub, you can of course use the standard fork / pull request model. The repository is openpolitics/manifesto.
If you're more familiar with GitHub, you can of course use the standard fork / pull request model. s
All content is public domain. By submitting a change, you agree that you are putting your work into the public domain. See the full license for details.
<li><a href="http://votebot.openpolitics.org.uk">Open Votes</a></li>
<li><a href="{{site.baseurl}}contributing.html">How to Contribute</a></li>
</ul>
<a href="http://prose.io/#openpolitics/manifesto/edit/gh-pages/{{page.path}}" class='btn btn-primary navbar-btn pull-right'>
<a href="https://github.com/openpolitics/manifesto/edit/gh-pages/{{page.path}}" class='btn btn-primary navbar-btn pull-right'>
Edit Page
<i class="fa fa-pencil"></i>
</a>
Edit
link at the top right.commit
.Edit Page
button at the top right.Update {filename}
.Your change will be entered into the pull request queue for discussion before being merged into the master version.
Your change will be entered into the discussion queue. There will then be a vote, and possibly debate, amongst contributors on whether to adopt the change.
If you're more familiar with GitHub, you can of course use the standard fork / pull request model.
If you're more familiar with GitHub, you can of course use the standard fork / pull request model. The repository is openpolitics/manifesto.
All content is public domain. By submitting a change, you agree that you are putting your work into the public domain. See the full license for details.
@Floppy - almost 10 years ago
Dropped prose.io, and updated instructions. Makes logging in a lot easier for new users