Docs: Fix detected misspellings (for first-time contributors only)
Note: these issues are only available for first-time community contributors to GitLab as a tutorial for learning the contribution process, thanks!
Summary
There are a number of detected misspellings in files under the GitLab Docs.
As a practice exercise for first-time contributors, you can follow the steps in this issue to create a merge request and contribute a fix for one of these misspellings:
- You must be a first-time contributor to GitLab
- Please make only one misspelling change per person, even if there are multiple misspellings in the same doc
Implementation Plan
- Visit the spreadsheet that tracks these misspellings: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1z6NX847wCIeRYeYusNAsZG3X7iM-XHB7QCp9uXbnVSU/edit?usp=sharing
- Choose one of the misspellings and add your GitLab username in column F
- Find the file under the GitLab Docs (https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab/-/tree/master/doc)
- Update the code to fix the misspelling
- Create a merge request
- Include a link to this issue in your merge request description
Recommendations
- We recommend you first have experience going through the Tutorial: Make a GitLab Contribution
- We recommend using the GitLab Community Forks (request access here: https://gitlab.com/gitlab-community/community-members) and access the file under the GitLab Docs through the Community Fork (https://gitlab.com/gitlab-community/gitlab/-/tree/master/doc)
- We recommend using the Web IDE for the easiest experience contributing this fix
- If you need any help visit the
#contribute
channel in the GitLab Community Discord for assistance! https://discord.gg/gitlab
Edited by Daniel Murphy