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Documentation improvements #6

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turn1a opened this issue May 5, 2020 · 3 comments
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Documentation improvements #6

turn1a opened this issue May 5, 2020 · 3 comments
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turn1a commented May 5, 2020

A catch-all ticket to gather documentation improvement ideas.

  1. Mark code blocks in README.md's Markdown with specific language - you can use
```python

or

```yml

at the beginning of a code block to enable syntax highlighting.

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Galileo-Galilei commented Jun 1, 2020

Hello @kaemo, this is the next task I will be working on. I have in mind the following items (in addition to your remark):

  • Add community files to enforce collaboration (I will likely stick to github defaults here):

    • Code of conduct
    • Contributing guidelines
    • Issue templates
    • Pull request template
  • Define a detailed overview of the documentation structure.

    • Introduction
      • introduction.md : Description of kedro and mlflow, and brief comparison
      • motivation.md : justification for the need of a plugin to fill a gap
  • Correct the README which is obsolete since kedro release 0.16.

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Galileo-Galilei commented Nov 1, 2020

Update the readme:

  • Add a section to warn for the beta status of the plugin (and specify we use SemVer)
  • Add a section with comptibiltiy between mlflow, kedro and kedro mlflow different versions
  • Move "main contributors" section to the end of the README with the contributing section

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Galileo-Galilei commented Feb 3, 2021

It is very common to have some broken links in the documentation. I suggest we:

  • add a CI step to check for broken links.

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