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sidebar_label: PR Review Checklist
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---
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# PR Checklist
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Everybody is different, and we all review PRs in our way. However, there are some common elements we examine and
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questions we ask ourselves when reviewing a PR. Our goal in providing this document is to give you a "docs-reviewer"
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lens through which to look. In the long run, taking a quick parse through your contribution while thinking about these
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steps and questions will ensure we can approve your docs changes and merge your PR swiftly. **We hold a strict standard
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because we want to ensure our users can quickly find what they need, understand it because it's well-written, and get
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back to building with Hasura** 🚀
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## Pass one: grammar school
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As we're reading through a PR for the first time and trying to gather context, most of us focus on easy wins. While
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we're formulating a structure and trying to get a better idea of the document you've created, we're also trying to pick
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out quick typos like the following:
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- Misspelled words
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- Missing punctuation
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- Extra or missing whitespaces
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- Sentence structure / syntax
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When we see these, we'll generally offer suggestions you can commit directly from GitHub. However, we should note that
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reviews filled with errors like these take longer to review (and are less fun).
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:::info Note
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We hope to introduce a simple linter that examines spelling as part of our CI pipeline on any PRs that include docs
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contributions.
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:::
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## Pass two: infrastructure
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Next, we'll typically do an infrastructure test (i.e., does everything 'work'?). If you followed the guidelines in our
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[style guide](/wiki/category/style/), you're probably okay. However, we'll also do the following:
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- Check new internal links and ensure they're
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[root-relative file paths](/docusaurus-mdx-guide/page-structure.mdx#references--links)
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- Check external links and ensure they're not returning `404`
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- Double-check headings are [correctly cased](/style/headings.mdx)
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- Look for Hasura features (like Hasura Console, Metadata, Migrations) and ensure they're proper cases
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- Look for opportunities to cross-link to other pages in docs
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## Pass three: structural integrity
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Finally, we can focus on the total product: the docs themselves. We ask ourselves a few questions as we're judging the
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contribution (yes, we're judgy and, in fact, judged everything you wrote and probably have strong opinions at this point
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😅). The central theme around which we target all these questions is UX:
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- How will a user interpret this new section / page?
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- If a user starts at the beginning of the page, will they understand the new contribution?
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- If a user arrives from another page, and the new contribution is a nested section of an existing page, will they have
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enough context to understand the value of the contribution?
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