That's great, James! You're our first request for committer status, so we kinda need some time to figure out how we'd like to onboard volunteers like yourself. Sort of a meta- discussion. ... and with the Thanksgiving holiday in the US, it's gonna derail that needed discussion. As an incubating project, we need to figure some of this stuff out.
If you have a GitHub account, then I'd suggest that you go ahead and make any/all changes that you like there, via a fork of https://github.com/apache/incubator-mynewt-documentation. We can always get those integrated. I'd also suggest not worrying about pull requests right now. Just create a fork and have fun. We can take all your work, or cherry pick, but right now... no need to for more overhead. If you don't have a GH account, then I'd suggest just building up changes in your local git clone, and we'll figure it out from there. Thanks! -g On Tue, Nov 24, 2015 at 6:06 PM, James Pace <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello, Mynewties. I am walking through a lot of the documentation related > to Mynewt and would like to make a few edits/changes per the instructions > on the site. I think that I need to be explicitly added as a committer in > order to “git push” these changes. What’s the process for becoming a > committer so that I might help? > > appreciatively, > > James Pace
