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Fixes #1314 - CONTRIBUTING Guidelines cleanup #1351
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r? @miketaylr |
Sad, our tests are being flaky again. :( (unrelated to these changes) |
Yes. It's again this one that fails :/ |
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Looks good!
Just a few tiny fixes in comments.
Also, can you rebase against master? That should get rid of the merge commit.
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2. You have the option of creating a "bot account" (a dummy account for the purpose of testing), or using your own account for local development. Either way, you'll need a personal access token to proceed — this is the oauth token we use to report issues on behalf of people who don't want to give GitHub oauth access (or don't have GitHub accounts). | |||
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The [instructions for creating a personal access token](http://help.github.com/articles/creating-an-access-token-for-command-line-use) are given on GitHub. Select public_repo to grant access to the public repositories through the personal access token. Once you have created the token you can add it in the variable `OAUTH_TOKEN = ""` (yes, even if you're using your own credentials we still refer to it as a bot). More advanced users might want to create an environment variable called `OAUTH_TOKEN`. Either way is fine. | |||
The [instructions for creating a personal access token](http://help.github.com/articles/creating-an-access-token-for-command-line-use) are given on GitHub. Select public_repo to grant access to the public repositories through the personal access token. Once you have created the token you can add it in the variable `OAUTH_TOKEN = ""` (yes, even if you're using your own credentials we still refer to it as a bot). More advanced users might want to create an environment variable called `OAUTH_TOKEN`. Either way is fine. |
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After certain kinds of changes are made, you need to build the project before serving it from a webserver will work | |||
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* CSS: a build will run cssnext, combine custom media queries, and concat all source files into webcompat.dev.css. You'll need to re-build the CSS to see any changes, so it's recommended to use a watch task (see `make watch` or `grunt watch`). | |||
* CSS: a build will run cssnext, combine custom media queries, and concat all source files into webcompat.dev.css. You'll need to re-build the CSS to see any changes, so it's recommended to use a watch task (see `make watch` or `npm run watch`). |
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@miketaylr done! |
See #1314
Overall list:
sudo npm run script
-> get rid of sudonpm install -g grunt
-> get rid of global install