Move Contributing to External Repo #513
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…tion/release-0.4.1-patch-1 Release 0.4.1 patch 1 - beta, vehicles, doc clarification (for master)
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@jfh01 or @thekaveman : I need another code review due to resolving a text conflict in the readme. |
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Explain pull request
Moving the contents of the CONTRIBUTING document out of the MDS repo and into the higher level OMF Governance repo.
Is this a breaking change
Impacted Spec
Which spec(s) will this pull request impact?
N/A
Additional context
This allows 1) the contributing document to be used by more than one repo (like core) and 2) allows them to be updated easier and out of MDS release cycles.
All links to the document will be pointed to the new location (Github, website, documents, etc). The file remains and an inline link is provided for some amount of time for other web locations outside of OMF control.