ELMAH (Error Logging Modules and Handlers) is an application-wide error logging facility that is completely pluggable. This is the Jekyll source to the ELMAH web site.
Assuming Docker and PowerShell(Core) are installed, run:
PS> ./build.ps1
- Fork this repo; clone locally
- Pick or open an issue to resolve; discuss first
- Install Jekyll
- Run
jekyll serveon your local clone - Hack away pages in your favorite text editor
- Test in your local browser
- When happy, commit your changes to a branch appropriately named after the issue being addressed
- Create a pull request
If you have Docker and PowerShell(Core) installed, an easier way to run
Jekyll and serve the content is to run ./serve.ps1.
Make commits atomic and logically coherent. It makes reviews easier and reverting easier. Avoid, for example, bundling multiple and unrelated changes together into the same commit even if they address the same issue. If you are using and in your commit message, chances are good you are bundling more than one (unrelated) change.