Ryan Ollos wrote:
> Hello,
>
> From time to time I am browsing the Trac documentation on Edgewall's
> site (1) and I find something that I think I can contribute to.
> Usually it is just a clarification or brief addition; a couple of
> words, and the sort of thing that make collaborative editing and wikis
> so valuable.
>
> My question is, if I edit the documentation on Edgewall, is it
> possible that it will propagate to the next release (possibly after
> being approved)? 

Yes, it will usually propagate to the next release. That was missed for 
0.11.5, but there's a reminder ticket for 0.11.6 about that, so this 
time I won't forget ;-)

>  Or is it pointless to edit this documentation as the
> documentation in the next release will come from another location?  If
> that is the case, how can I make a minor edit to the documentation in
> the case were it is probably overkill to open a ticket?
>
> An example of an edit I would make is, I think 'WikiModule' should be
> added to the list of 'default_handler' options for the [trac] section
> of trac.ini (2).
>   

TracIni is a bit special in this respect, as the bulk of its content is 
generated by the [[TracIni()]] macro.
Therefore, we have a [TracIni#Discussion] section, where edit 
suggestions can be made, or alternatively you can send us a patch on 
Trac-dev modifying the docstring in the code.

> I searched for 20 minutes for an answer to this question.  It seems
> like there should be a brief section on the HowToContribute page,
> describing how to contribute edits to the documentation (3).  I think 
> that end users (non-developers) often have a lot to add to the clarity
> and details of documentation because they are often approaching with
> less detailed technical knowledge than the developers, so it would be
> useful to tell people how they can contribute to the documentation.
>   

Indeed. Thanks for the suggestion! 
(http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/HowToContribute?version=13)

-- Christian

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