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SLIM integration: Infusion of Lab-approved documentation and templating standards

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Assessment

Difficulty
4/5
Estimated time
3-5 days
Newbie friendliness
25/100
Issue type
Documentation
Clarity
Needs clarification
Activity status
Stale
Domain
documentation

Research direction

Start by reviewing the commit history in the slim_infusion branch and compare its added files with the current repository. Identify which templates and documentation files are intended for Landform and what integration assistance they require. Done means the applicable Lab-approved documentation and templating standards are incorporated with the repository-specific adjustments described by the branch.

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Description

Checked for duplicates

Yes -- New feature, new files.

Alternatives considered

Yes - This is a Lab-approved and suggested addition to all NASA-AMMOS repositories.

Related problems

Many repos don't provide comprehensive documentation and/or are missing key areas of standardized documentation focus. This feature adds standardized documentation per Lab-approved standards.

Describe the feature request

A number of template and documentation files are being added to the repository in support of the SLIM project. These files are suggested by MGSS and will serve to promote cohesion between NASA-AMMOS products. The files provided are tailored to the current repository with minimal integration assistance and upkeep requested of the CogE and/or developers.

See commit history in the slim_infusion branch for added files.

Dominant language
C#
Stars
40
Forks
9
PR merge metrics
No merged PRs in 30d

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