- Removed duplicate BUILD_FLAG
flutter.toml
task copy-to-product-linux now copies desktop file and icon
- Added create-release-archive task
- Implemented create-release-archive-linux. Windows and Mac remain to be done.
Added appflowy.desktop.temp file.
Simplified and removed a lot of duplication
Change the order of things to make the contributions go from easy to hardest
There were many redundant sentences. Like explaining what to put in a Bug Report when we already have a template for that. People can see. :D
Fixed the numbering (Github doesn't do numbering correctly...)
Added step showing how to start coding in VS Code
Changed server step from Optional to TBD
Restructured the steps to better separate concerns
Added instructions for Arch Linux
Highlighted some steps that may be overlooked by someone who already has Flutter installed (or that I found confusing during installation
Moved environment settings to Step 5
To accomplish this task, I ran the following command (on macOS):
find . -type f -print0 | xargs -0 sed -i '' 's/Github/GitHub/g'
GitHub, for better or worse, decided that the way their company is
spelled is with a capital "G" and a capital "H" and it's their name so
they get to do that if they want.
When I went to check out AppFlowy's web site, I noticed that GitHub
wasn't spelled correctly, and for me, this made the project feel less
than polished and myself reluctant to try it out. However, there is only
one way to find out about the project: I [opened a ticket]. And BAM! It
was resolved in mere hours by @annieappflowy. Nice.
With fresh motivation to check out the project, I downloaded the app
and...found myself staring at the same issue on the first screen of the
app. Well, as I was a bit flippant with the issue I opened up for the
web site misspellings, I decided to fix this one myself.
[opened a ticket]: https://github.com/AppFlowy-IO/appflowy/issues/118
