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Add CONTRIBUTING.md/.rst
See original GitHub issue@henryiii @eduardo-rodrigues It would be great to have a CONTRIBUTING guidelines file for this project. They’re quite useful for having people from outside the core developers make useful contributions that aren’t a pain for the dev team to review.
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I’m currently writing a guideline for the scikit-hep.org page, and then that can be used as a basis for many of our packages. 😃
Thanks a lot for the discussion and link, @matthewfeickert! My “worry” really is that a contributions file kind of imposes to use a virtual env or alike. But I guess you can argue that it’s all a matter of writing good instructions. I take your points - only fools don’t change their minds, right?
We will try and come up with something, and will ping you …
Thanks again!