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There is a description of how to clone a github wiki in this SO answer, but instead of git clone [email protected]:atuttle/Taffy.wiki.git you will need https://github.com/nunit/docs.wiki.git and perhaps you should call you repository for nunit.docs.wiki, so the command for adding your own remote should be git remote add origin [email protected]:<YOUR_USERNAME>/nunit.docs.wiki.git.

So all in all not a very user-friendly experience, but if you just want to have the wiki locally and e.g. supply a diff then you just need to clone https://github.com/nunit/docs.wiki.git.

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Hey all,

I know it's been some years, but reviving this conversation here in case someone still wants to submit.

We now have a docfx-based (and github pages hosted) site for our docs. On any doc, you can now click the link to "improve this doc" and submit a pull request.

@oriash93, if you still want to take a crack at this, we'd love to have your contribution!

If not, anyone else can feel free to raise their hand on it. Thanks!

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Is this still the case? As I see now, OrderAttribute inherits from NUnitAttribute.

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The user can create properties in various ways. A custom property attribute is only one of them.

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@CharliePoole How can I submit changes on wiki pages?

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@nunit/framework-team Can somebody else answer how you want people to do this nowadays? I know how I used to authorize people but I don't know the current practice.

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Hi @oriash93 - I'm afraid we don't really have a nice way to handle this at the moment 😞 Best thing to do is post your suggested changes in a comment or GitHub gist, and one of the team will copy them over. If it's a bigger change, you could also look at cloning the wiki repository itself, to get the original markdown - but unfortunately we don't currently have a set up to submit Pull Requests.

Please don't think that our lack of infrastructure means contributions are any less welcome - it's something we want to get sorted!

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@ChrisMaddock Thanks for the quick reply. I will do so :)

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Out of curiosity, how do I clone the wiki?
AFAIK collegues at dayjob had some improvements to the documentation, but as it wasn't possible to do it easily by opening a pull request or even attaching a patch they refrained from doing so.

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@mikkelbu Thx, that worked like a charm!

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I'm afraid I don't have the time, but great news nevertheless! Good luck :)

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