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Grammar fixes to contributing doc #1038
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The repository of the Kubernetes Python client consists of this main repository and a submodule, the [python-base](https://github.com/kubernetes-client/python-base) repository. The main repository contains mostly files that are generated by the OpenAPI generator from [this OpenAPI spec](scripts/swagger.json). The base repo is the utility part of the python client and allows developers to create their own kubernetes clients. | |||
The Kubernetes Python client consists of this main repository (repo) and the base repo, the [python-base](https://github.com/kubernetes-client/python-base) repository. The main repository contains mostly files that are generated by the OpenAPI generator from [this OpenAPI spec](scripts/swagger.json). The base repo is the utility part of the python client and allows developers to create their own kubernetes clients. The base repo is a submodule of the main repo. |
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I'm assuming the part where it says "(repo)" should be a link? When I preview the file it's not a link.
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I'm actually saying that repo is a shorthand for repository.
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In addition to running the your fix yourself and tell us that your fix works, you can demonstrate that your fix really works by using unit tests and end to end tests. These unit tests are mainly located in three places. You should put your tests into the places that they fit in. | ||
In addition to running the fix yourself and tell us that your fix works, you can demonstrate that your fix really works by using unit tests and end to end tests. Tests are mainly located in three places. You should put your tests into the places that they fit in. |
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"tell" -> "telling"
Added some minor things but otherwise looks good to me. |
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/lgtm |
Subsequent fixes to #1031.
/assign @scottilee
/assign @roycaihw
More suggestions welcome!