If you’ve noticed an issue in the documentation, or have recommendations for improving the content, you can submit your request as a GitHub issue in this repository. To avoid forking the repository, Great Expectations recommends using the GitHub Markdown editor to edit documentation.

1. In the docusaurus/docs folder, go to the topic file you want to edit.

   The topic URL includes the topic file name. For example, the URL for the Great Expectations Core overview is https://docs.greatexpectations.io/docs/core/introduction/gx_overview. The URL indicates the topic is located in the core/introduction folder, and it's named gx_overview.

2. Click the file and then click Edit this file.

3. Add your edits.

4. Optional. Click the Preview tab to preview your changes.

5. When you’ve completed your edits, scroll down to the Propose changes section and add a meaningful commit message and an explanation of what you changed and why. To help identify the type of issue you’re submitting, add the [DOCS] identifier to the pull request (PR). For example, [DOCS] Update Version Reference.

6. Select Create a new branch for this commit and start a pull request. Accept the default name for the branch, or enter a new one.

7. Click Propose changes.

   If this is your first Great Expectations documentation contribution, you'll be prompted to complete the Contributor License Agreement (CLA). Complete the CLA and add @cla-bot check as a comment to the pull request (PR) to indicate that you’ve completed it.

8. Wait for the Continuous Integration (CI) checks to complete and then correct any syntax or formatting issues.

   A Great Expectations team member reviews, approves, and merges your PR. Depending on your GitHub notification settings, you'll be notified when there are comments or when your changes are successfully merged.