This is not to say there aren't advantages to the git-based workflow and it might be a valid choice for a technical audience like this, but to claim it as "huge advantage in terms of contribution workflow" seems questionable.
This is not to say there aren't advantages to the git-based workflow and it might be a valid choice for a technical audience like this, but to claim it as "huge advantage in terms of contribution workflow" seems questionable.
2. GitHub and GitLab are a lot better nowadays at allowing you to edit markdown docs via the web and preview the results in a few clicks. Not quite as frictionless as 1 click, however if you are an editor and are constantly bombarded by spam, probably saves a lot of time as you know the person who is making the change and they are forced to add an explanation via commit message.
2. Yeah, it's really really convenient to submit a quick PR entirely in the GitHub Web UI. But I admit, we have some work to do make the previewing experience a bit better.