Adding working draft link to README for better contrib visibility #1338
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brandtkeller
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@matthewflannery Thank you for the addition! Could you please rebase your branch and sign the commit to ensure the DCO check passes? |
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| - Creation of best practice guidelines and documentation. | |||
| - Potential development of tooling or integration patterns for common CI/CD platforms. | |||
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| ## WIP Documentation | |||
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Adding the current WIP documentation so that it is easier to find for contributors rather than referring to previously closed issues. cc @anvega