So far, we've seen how you can make a contribution to the Less library, either as reporting issues or bugs, or by contributing suggestions and code for new features. What happens if your issue lies with the documentation?
The Less team maintains the source documentation within GitHub; it's here that you can find the source for all documentation published at http://www.lesscss.org, along with options to raise issues if you find any, or submit pull requests to help maintain the documentation. All of the documentation content can be found in the ./content directory:
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To get a feel for how Less works, it's worth taking a look at the Less schematic diagram, which is available at http://www.gliffy.com/go/publish/4784259.
To get started with updating the documentation, we need to build a local copy on our own PC. This requires installing Assemble (http://assemble.io/), by performing the following steps: