Hi Docs team,
Matthew Miller and I were discussing the Changes process recently and
he brought up that the documentation side of the proposals is often
under-appreciated. I file release notes issues for all of the
externally-facing Changes, but that's not necessarily sufficient. The
specific Change that brought this up is the "Strong Crypto Settings 2"
change[1] that went into F33. It caused a lot of user questions.
So I'd like your ideas on how we can preemptively cover some of the
documentation aspects of the Changes in a way that isn't overly
burdensome on Change owners or the Docs team. One thing I've added is
that I'll review the accepted proposals at the Code Complete (100%)
deadline to see which changes have implemented the docs they said they
would. Are there other things we can do to be more proactive?
[1]
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Changes/StrongCryptoSettings2
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Ben Cotton
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Red Hat
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