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Change Requests__

Also known as "CR"
Not to be mistaken with "Pull Requests", "PR"

Only create a change request if you already know what you will change in it
Avoid conflicts:
If there is any already existing open change request that is changing what you wanted to change, collaborate on them
Don't forget to archive obsolete or accidental change requests
Change request subject
- Write it before making any changes
- Naming
  - Start it with its label (Feature/Enhance/Fix/Update/Deprecate)
  - Following by ": "
  - Following by the page path of the change request, separating sub-pages with "﹣"
  - Following by "︱"
  - Following by the section path of the page of the change request, separating sub-sections with "﹣"
  - Example: the change request subject for this change is named
    "Feature: Documentation﹣Main︱Change Requests﹣Guidelines"

Must be done while following #guidelines__

Check for any already existing open change request that is changing what you wanted to change;
If you find one: collaborate on them
- In the space sub-navigation menu, click on the Tab "Change Requests"
- In the change requests panel, click on the Tab "Draft" and "In Review"
- Read all the change requests subjects to check for any already existing open change request are already changing what you wanted to change;
  If you find one: collaborate on them
If every already existing open change request are not changing what you wanted to change:
create a change request
Write the subject of the change request
Develop the changes on the change request
When your change request is production-ready,
submit it
- If you are not sure that your change request can be published right away:
  you can submit it for review (recommended)
- If you are sure that your change request can be published right away:
  you can submit and merge it (not recommended)

Must be done while following #guidelines__

In the space sub-navigation menu, click on the Tab "Change Requests"
In the change requests panel, click on the Tab "In Review"
Select the change request you want to review
Check for any other already existing open change requests that could conflicting with your currently in-review change request;
If you find some: resolve the conflicts
Check if your currently in-review change request content is qualitative enough and is following #guidelines:
- If it is not the case: turn the change request back to a draft change request
- If it is the case: merge the change request