Document fixes #71
Document fixes #71
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Summary of Changes
Hello @gonzalesedwin1123, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!
This pull request focuses on a comprehensive update and cleanup of several key documentation files. The changes aim to improve the accuracy and relevance of the content by removing outdated information, updating references to current tools and platforms, and enhancing the overall structure to provide clearer guidance for developers.
Highlights
- Documentation Cleanup and Modernization: Extensive removal of commented-out sections and outdated references, particularly in
contributing.md, streamlining the content and improving readability. - CI/CD Platform Update: References to TravisCI have been updated to GitHub Actions in
module_lifecycle_development_status.rst, reflecting a change in the continuous integration platform. - Enhanced Module Development Guidance: The
module_development/index.mdfile has been significantly restructured to provide a detailed, enumerated list of specific module customization guides, making it easier for developers to find relevant information. - Review Date and Local Preview URL Updates: Minor but important updates to the review date in
contributing.mdand the local documentation preview URL for consistency and accuracy.
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Code Review
This pull request provides several documentation fixes, including removing commented-out sections, deleting unused labels, and updating content for consistency. The changes improve the overall quality and readability of the documentation. I have identified two minor issues: one regarding an inconsistent list of Sphinx extensions in contributing.md, and another concerning a missing newline at the end of developer_guide/module_development/index.md. Addressing these points will help ensure the documentation is both accurate and follows best practices.
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