
# If you feel that it might help a future reader to understand your commit # motivations, take some time to explain WHY you made these changes in a few # sentences. The WHAT is usually easily understood by reading the diff. # # Short description tip: structure your commit message as if it was completing # this sentence: "If merged, this commit will ...". For instance, the following # commit message is correct: "[IMP] sales: compress images to save space". # # Tag meanings: # # [ADD] = New content # [IMP] = Improvement # [FIX] = Content or RST fix # [REM] = Removal # [REF] = Refactoring (restructuring) # [MOV] = Move/rename #
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# All changes to technical files (build environment and Sphinx extensions) have to be approved
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/extensions/ @odoo/doc-review
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.gitignore @odoo/doc-review
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commit_template.txt @odoo/doc-review
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conf.py @odoo/doc-review
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Makefile @odoo/doc-review
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requirements.txt @odoo/doc-review
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# All changes to legal material have to be approved
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/content/legal/ @odoo/legal
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/content/legal.rst @odoo/legal
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