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Move some issues to wiki #110
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@JoshCheek - I'll be happy to help. Would you mind just flagging which issues you'd like transferred to wiki? Maybe we could do something like:
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Note: probably cross link from that page to the closed issue to give it some context. See #113 for info about being a contributor, which is necessary to manage issues. K = Keep it in the issues, M = Move it to the wiki
(note to self in case I need to regenerate this list: |
Great! Thanks for the detailed list. I'll try to start working a PR tomorrow. I'll probably do a PR with this 1st one vs edit wiki in place (which is what I normally do). Just so you can see if you like the changes. EDIT 2017-01-20
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Ok @JoshCheek - I added a new section for this in the wiki sidebar. Let me know if this meets your intent. Then we can just close out the issues checked off above --UPDATE |
Ok - NOW it's done :) If good, we can just
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Looks good to me :) |
You can go ahead and close them (I obviously could do this, too, but letting you do it emphasizes your efficacy) |
Gotcha - closing now. Just wanted to keep them open until you had a look. |
I came to check in on the issues, and there were so many fewer of them, ty ^_^ |
Hah - no worries man. Yeah, I bet it looks a bit more manageable for you now. |
Some issues really belong in "potential future features" https://github.com/JoshCheek/seeing_is_believing/wiki/Potential-future-features so they're not sitting around growing stale in the issues list.
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