[Contributing] Added workflow details on bugfix patches for latest active branch #1007
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…tive branch The contributing guide doesn't really explain how to set up one's workspace for working on bugfixes for the 2.0 branch - some of the examples for working with the master branch refer to using "2.0" instead when working on a bugfix, but this doesn't work if some additional preparations have not been done by the contributor before.
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[Contributing] Added workflow details on bugfix patches for latest active branch
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Thanks Manuel! I like it! I've merged in your changes. Thanks! |
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The contributing guide doesn't really explain how to set up
one's workspace for working on bugfixes for the 2.0 branch -
some of the examples for working with the master branch refer
to using "2.0" instead when working on a bugfix, but this doesn't
work if some additional preparations have not been done by the
contributor before.