Mark Waite

> @MarkEWaite are you still working on it? Would like to use it in [jenkinsci/remoting#453](https://github.com/jenkinsci/remoting/pull/453) which still contains old links I am not still working on it. My changes are...

> hi @MarkEWaite i am a beginner and i want to contribute to it Thanks for your interest @321ravi . There is already a pull request proposed ( #3385) that...

@himanshucip the content of the two pages is already covered by https://www.jenkins.io/doc/book/managing/nodes/ If you'd like to complete the work by proposing a redirect from those two pages on wiki.jenkins.io to...

@priyanshu0405 this is probably not a good choice for a first time contributor, since it depends on the merge and release of the rocketchat notifier plugin before work on this...

Good suggestion. The sponsors have been updated but a separate page might be a great way to highlight sponsor contributions.

I'm unable to duplicate the issue from my location in the western United States. My mirror is https://mirror.xmission.com/jenkins/ Could you share the results from https://get.jenkins.io/plugins/git-client/3.7.1/git-client.hpi?mirrorlist ? Mine looks like this:...

That would be great @krisstern . Let me know if you need help. I'll assign the issue to you. Also let me know if you reach a point where you're...

> Also, by dev docs you meant this?: https://www.jenkins.io/doc/developer/ That's correct. The [user handbook](https://www.jenkins.io/doc/book/getting-started/) has a menu structure that expands, contracts, and highlights the current entry. When I open the...

For development purposes, I build the site locally @krisstern using the instructions in the CONTRIBUTING document. I typically start my text editor and invoke a `make run` in a terminal...

Thanks @SahityaGupta25 . I'd like a discussion in Docs Office Hours (Asia) about the placement of the upgrade instructions. I'm not sure if it is better to have: * New...