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VS Code Spell Checker Extension: Meeting Messaging
Dependencies
- [x] #4101
- [x] #5652
Overview
As dev leads, we need to notify developers that we are adding the VS Code Spell Checker Extension across local environments so that everyone gets a chance to install the extension.
Action Items
- [ ] Review the slides or instructions used during meetings, if any, and create additions or new materials to share the messaging that will support the rollout plan
- [ ] Notify developers during the following meetings:
- [ ] Sun. Oct 8, 2023
- [ ] Tues. Oct 10, 2023
- [ ] Thurs. Oct 12, 2023
- [ ] Sun. Oct 15, 2023
- [ ] Tues Oct 17, 2023
- [ ] Thurs Oct 19, 2023
- [ ] Sun. Oct 22, 2023
- [ ] Tues Oct 24, 2023
- [ ] Thurs Oct 26, 2023
- [ ] When all meetings have been addressed, release dependency on https://github.com/hackforla/website/issues/4349. If all dependencies have been satisfied, move that issue into the New Issue Approval column with the ready for dev lead or ready for product label for review and a note about where to find the finished plan.
Resources
- HfLA website onboarding slide
- Code Spell Checker as a local linter
@hackforla/website-merge sorry I missed this. can we revise the dates and then get this issue out.
- @ExperimentsInHonesty I need help understanding why you had applied 'ready for dev lead' to this issue. Don't we want instructions to be published before we make meeting annoucements? I believe that would include, but not be limited to #4101.
@roslynwythe I moved this into the new issue review column because the dependency is resolved. Please add a ready for prioritization label if its ready.
Or we can close this if everyone already knows.
@ExperimentsInHonesty I believe most everyone knows because the instructions have been in CONTRIBUTING.md for awhile, but if there is still a desire to do messaging in meetings, I suggest that we rewrite this issue to add an item to the Tuesday or Sunday meeting agendas. But in that case we should add dependencies on #6446 and/or on a proposed wiki page "How to manage spell check warnings"