On 6/25/2017 4:09 PM, Guido van Rossum wrote: > On Sun, Jun 25, 2017 at 12:23 PM, Brett Cannon <brett at python.org > <mailto:brett at python.org>> wrote: > > > > On Sun, Jun 25, 2017, 11:24 Terry Reedy, <tjreedy at udel.edu > <mailto:tjreedy at udel.edu>> wrote: > > I was not aware that PRs could be edited via a web UI and have > no idea > how. I search a PR for something, searched the devguide index for > 'web', and searched 3 Lifecycle of a pull request. Did I miss > something. Also, 6. Helping with Documentation should say something > about submitting typo PRs via the web, if indeed that is > possible yet. > > > You can edit anything via the web, it's just part of GitHub and so > we have not documented it explicitly to avoid just duplicating > GitHub's own docs. There is a different between 'duplicating' the docs and providing short pointers. > If you're still not sure how, from the PR UI go to the "Files changed" > tab and click the "pencil" icon on the heading for the file you want to > change. The PR creator must have enabled this (but I think it's on by > default). When you save, GitHub creates a new commit in the PR's branch > and all the usual tests (Travis-CI etc.) get kicked off. Where it breaks > down is if you want to edit multiple files (it creates a new commit for > each) or if the files are large (scrolling around is awkward) or if you > want to make extensive changes (the web editor is limited in its > capabilities, it's based on https://codemirror.net/). Thank you. This will make reviewing more fun. This should speed up editing doc strings and comments and making other small changes (in a single file) while reviewing. I just used this to edit a news item I pushed previously. It seems strange that such an edit triggers a travis download of 3.6 to run the cherry_picker test, but that is another issue. Maybe I will use the web editor to add a a couple of lines to the devguide about using the web editor ;-). -- Terry Jan Reedy
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