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Update contribution guidelines and add development section #81

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@GabLeRoux GabLeRoux commented Nov 22, 2024

Closes #80

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  • Documentation
    • Updated the README.md for enhanced clarity and guidance for contributors.
    • Added a new "Development and Manual Deploy" section with detailed instructions for contributing and deploying orbs.
    • Modified "How to Contribute" section to reference the new CONTRIBUTING.md document for better accessibility.

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The changes in this pull request involve updates to the README.md file to improve clarity and guidance for contributors. A new section titled "Development and Manual Deploy" has been added, providing a step-by-step guide for users on how to contribute, including forking the repository and updating CircleCI configurations. Additionally, the "How to Contribute" section now references a new document, CONTRIBUTING.md, which details contribution guidelines. No alterations were made to exported or public entities.

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File Change Summary
README.md Updated to enhance clarity, added "Development and Manual Deploy" section with step-by-step contribution guide, and modified "How to Contribute" to reference CONTRIBUTING.md.

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Objective Addressed Explanation
Add a link to the CONTRIBUTING.md file in the "How to Contribute" section (#[80])
Document how to use a fork or a specific commit of the orb in workflows (#[80])

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I'll use these instructions to see if I can fix that orb to use latest docker images and latest way to activate unity.

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README.md (1)

61-68: Consider adding security notes about private orbs

The workflow update instructions are clear, but it might be helpful to add a note about security considerations when using development/private orbs in production environments.

Add a note like:

   ```yaml
   orbs:
     unity: <your-namespace>/<your-orb-name>@dev:first

+> Note: Development and private orbs should only be used for testing purposes.
+> Always review and validate changes thoroughly before promoting to production.


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`48-60`: **LGTM! Clear and practical development instructions**

The step-by-step guide with practical commands makes it easy for contributors to test their changes.

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`17-17`: **Verify the existence of CONTRIBUTING.md file**

The link to CONTRIBUTING.md is a good addition for detailed guidelines. Let's verify that this file exists in the repository.

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)
README.md (1)

44-48: Consider adding more context to the environment variables.

While the commands are clear, it would be helpful to add:

  1. An explanation of what constitutes a valid namespace
  2. A note about semantic versioning for the VERSION variable
  3. Example values for better clarity
 ```bash
+# Your CircleCI organization/account name
 export NAMESPACE="<your-namespace>"
+# Name for your development version of the orb
 export ORB_NAME="<your-orb-name>"
+# Development version tag (follows semantic versioning)
 export VERSION="dev:first"

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`17-17`: **LGTM! Clear contribution guidelines reference added.**

The addition of the CONTRIBUTING.md link successfully addresses the first PR objective and provides clear guidance for contributors.

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`35-71`: **LGTM! Comprehensive development guide added.**

The new development section successfully fulfills the second PR objective by providing clear, step-by-step instructions for testing orb changes.

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I still haven't tested these instructions, but they seem correct. I'll give this a try later this week and merge asap.

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