Devo 7e/10 User Manual corrections/enhancements

Hi,

I would like to propose the following correction to the DEvo 7e/10 user's manual, section 11, emulator controls: split the table into 2 columns, one for Devo 10 and one for Devo 7e.

Seurat

Any chance you could grab the sources and make the changes yourself to show us? It's written with LibreOffice, which is free.

If you're going to do that, it would be even better if you could clone the manual from the team deviationTx repository, make push the changes to your version, and create a pull request.

If you have any questions about doing any of these things, don't hesitate to ask. If you'd rather not, could you use the "Bug Tracker" link on the left and open an issue there with this information?

Yes, I could do that if you point me to the source doc.
It will be a nice opportunity to learn how to work with the repository tools/process.

Click the "Links" Link on the left. You'll find a link labelled "deviationTx team repository". Follow that, and you'll get the list of team repositories, and the manual is in "deviation-manual".

Do I have to create my own account and repo in Bitbucket in order to push the edited file before creating the pull request?
I have already cloned the deviation-manual repo and edited the English and German manuals.

As far as I know, you can't create a pull request on bitbucket except from a repository on bitbucket, which means you need an account.
So unfortunately I believe the answer yes. Actually, you should have done that first.

You'll want to create an account, and then create a clone of the repository on bitbucket. Now you can use the URL of your repository to push your changes to it. I'd advise editing .hg/hgrc to set the default path to that URL, as you may want to push to it more than once. Once you've got the changes on bitbucket, you can create the pull request.

If you're thinking about doing more work on the manual, you might add a note asking to be added to the team so you can merge your own changes in the future.

Got it, thanks.
I'll go ahead and create an account, correct the .hg/hgrc, push the changes and create a pull request.