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The official documentation for coala
In the section "What are those things failing/passing on my Pull Request?" in Help/FAQ.rst, the descriptions of `codecov/project` and `ci/circleCI` should be replaced by those of `continuous-integration/travis-ci/pr` and `deploy/netlify`. Currently,...
**For short term contributors:** we understand that getting your commits well defined like we require is a hard task and takes some learning. If you look to help without wanting...
### Checklist Solves #589 - [x] I read the [commit guidelines](http://coala.io/commit) and I've followed them. - [x] I ran coala over my code locally. (*All commits have to pass individually.*...
https://api.coala.io/en/latest/Developers/Writing_Native_Bears.html Following sentence has grammatical mistakes- Declare list of aspect it can fix and detected. Note that the aspect MUST be a leaf aspect. You can see list of supported...
Issue has been raised to fix issues in the documentation . Already fixed in the PR #603
This PR provides documentation of [Moban](https://github.com/moremoban/moban) usage, what it is and how Coala used it. This is related to [Issue #5621 in Coala](https://github.com/coala/coala/issues/5621). Documentation on Moban usage is important especially...
In Users/Tutorial.rst the following sentence can be improved to correct grammatical errors: > Especially for those bears yielding informational messages which you might want to see from time to time...
- > This is the official documentation for coala, and it is online at https://docs.coala.io. The coala repository can be found here. It should be kept clear that the Documentation...
I tried to install coala via Docker using the following guide: https://docs.coala.io/en/latest/Users/Install.html Not being familiar with Docker, I would have saved some time if a link for the following page...
A great alternative to running coala in Docker or in a virtualenv environment is [pipx](https://pipxproject.github.io/pipx/). It lets you install python packages in an isolated environment, so you can use it...
