Contribute to Anbox Cloud documentation¶
Although Anbox Cloud is a closed-source product, the documentation for Anbox Cloud is open and is available at the Anbox Cloud documentation repository on GitHub.
We welcome contributions, suggestions, fixes and constructive feedback from the user community. If you feel something is inaccurate, unclear or broken, you have a number of ways to fix it:
Fix the issue and raise a pull request against the docs repository.
Talk to us on the public Matrix channel.
Contributing to our documentation is straightforward. We only require that all contributors sign the Canonical contributor license agreement.
In order to contribute, you will need to set up a GitHub account and a git environment. The Getting Started guide from the Canonical Open Documentation Academy is a useful resource for people who are new to contributing using the Ubuntu command line.
The navigational structure, style, and content of our documentation follows the Diátaxis systematic framework for technical documentation. This categorises the documentation into tutorials, how-to guides, reference material and explanatory text.
Consistency is vital in documentation, which is why we request contributors to follow the Anbox Cloud Documentation Style Guide. We also set up the following GitHub actions to run automatically on every pull request raised against our docs repository:
Inclusive language check
Spellcheck
Accessibility check
Link check
However, do not let this be a barrier to your contribution. You can still submit contributions to the best of your ability, and if something is inconsistent, we will fix it. We are targeting continuous improvement rather than delayed perfection.