Add skeleton for maintainer and contributor guidebooks #2051
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Co-authored-by: Trask Stalnaker <[email protected]>
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All, I suggest we merge this and turn the remaining comments into follow up issues. The goal was to create a "skeleton", so this does not have to be feature perfect. |
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Fix after open-telemetry/community#2051 CC @austinlparker @svrnm _May be good checking if this does not affect other repos._
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**Description:** The original guide to become an OpenTelemetry community member was moved, this fixes the link to point to the proper location. [PR moving the file](open-telemetry/community#2051)
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This link is now dead, and failing our CI check links action. I've updated references to the new link. [Failing action link](https://github.com/open-telemetry/opentelemetry-collector-contrib/actions/runs/10306268860/job/28529052545?pr=34523) [PR moving the original doc](open-telemetry/community#2051)
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This link is now dead, and failing our CI check links action. I've updated references to the new link. [Failing action link](https://github.com/open-telemetry/opentelemetry-collector-contrib/actions/runs/10306268860/job/28529052545?pr=34523) [PR moving the original doc](open-telemetry/community#2051)
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Fix after open-telemetry/community#2051 CC @austinlparker @svrnm _May be good checking if this does not affect other repos._
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This is some initial work to get a contributor and maintainer's guide added to the community repo. The goal of this work is to collect a lot of the implicit knowledge that exists in the community on how to get started as a contributor or maintainer, and preserve it for new contributors/maintainers, as well as to clarify shared expectations about these roles.
h/t to the Kubernetes project for their work here, as I've borrowed heavily from their community guides to make this PR.
This PR is really intended to get the process started -- I don't want to necessarily block on stuff like 'where do I put ', so let's get a place to put stuff and let people make PRs as need be.