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Handbook

Contributing to the handbook

To contribute to a handbook page:

  1. Click "Edit this page."
  2. Make your changes in the browser(The language is Markdown).
  3. Click "Propose changes."
  4. Request a reviewer by clicking the gear and picking only one. Choose the reviewer whose face is on the handbook page when you view it on fleetdm.com.
  5. Click "Create pull request."

All done!

Adding a new handbook page

To contribute a new handbook page:

  1. Determine where the new page should live in the handbook. That is, nested under either: a. the "Company" handbook, or b. the handbook for a particular division (Engineering, Product Design, Customer Support, Sales, Marketing, Finance, Digital Experience)
  2. Locate the appropriate folder for the new page in the GitHub repository under handbook/.
  3. Create a new markdown file (like one of these). A simple, easy way to do this is by clicking "Add file" on GitHub.com. a. Name your new file the kebab-cased, all lowercase version of your page title, with .md at the end. (For example, a page titled "Why this way?" would have the file path: handbook/company/why-this-way.md.) b. At the top of your new page, include an H1 (# Page title here) with the same name as your page. c. At the bottom of your new page, include the appropriate meta tag to indicate the page maintainer. (This is usually the same person who is the maintainer of the top-level page. The easiest way to do this is to copy the tags from the bottom of the top-level page and paste them in to your new page, changing their values to suit, as-needed.)
  4. Submit your change, requesting review from the maintainer of the top-level page.
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