Setup for Contributors
Configuration for Contributors
To contribute to the Knowledge Base, follow these steps to set up your development environment:
- Create a GitHub Account
- If you don't already have a GitHub account, sign up at GitHub.
- Request access to the private KB repository from the repository administrator.
- You are looking to access:
missingmoniker/ovi-gc-knowledge-base.git
- Clone the Repository
- Once access has been granted, clone the repository to your local machine to create a copy of all the production files.
- Note the folder you designate as your local replica; this will be used as the vault folder when setting up Obsidian.
git clone https://github.com/missingmoniker/ovi-gc-knowledge-base.git
- Verify the Files
- Using File Explorer, verify that you have successfully downloaded a copy of the production files.
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Ensure that all necessary files and directories are present.
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Set Up Obsidian
- Open Obsidian.
- Create a new Vault by selecting "Open folder as vault."
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Choose the location of your cloned GitHub repository as the vault folder.
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Contribute Content
- In Obsidian, open an existing
.mdfile to start contributing content. - Make your changes, ensuring they align with the KB's formatting and content guidelines.
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Save your changes locally.
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Commit and Push Changes
- Use GitHub CLI or GitHub Desktop to commit your changes to the repository.
- Push your changes to the remote repository and create a pull request for review.
By following these steps, you will be able to contribute effectively to the Knowledge Base, ensuring that all content is accurately maintained and up to date.