fork-repo

To create new doc, we recommend forking our repo, making changes in a new branch, and submitting a PR for review.

Feel free to reach out to the Docs Team to discuss. We're happy to work with you on the project and talk through rewriting content, changing flow, adding a new topic or section, and deprecating content.

1. Fork the Sumo Docs repository locally. Remember to sync your fork and update branches as needed.

GitHub tips

• How to fork a repo
• How to sync your fork with branches

1. Review our README documentation guidelines.
2. Create a new branch from your forked repo using a name that best describes the work or references a GitHub issue number. For example, if you wanted to submit a PR to edit our Elasticsearch app doc, you'd write something like: <your initials>-apps-elasticsearch.