Would you mind helping me help you? I trying to make a Docker Migration Guide(wip)

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First I apologize I am a little overwhelmed by info ,

I am sure I am like like a Gremlins just bumping around and breaking things but I real do want to help, I Read a lot and I still don't know what I am doing. Yes this is going way above my skill level but I just can't help that. If you are willing to work with me I will spending a lot of time and effort trying to change that.

I know you are busy so I don't mind waiting for a reply or if you ignore this skip to the end for a summary.
I know the importance of good documentation so here I list of things I trying find answer to if I find them I want to add them to the documentations. I spent a lot of time looking for them with no luck.

I have a lot of question I would like to know ....

• How often do you update the documentations from here to https://codesandbox.io/docs/.

• I found introducing Contribution Branches but when I created a 'Contribution Branches' It Didn't show up in the repository like it said it should is that the intended?

Your contribution branches are accessible anytime through your personal workspace in the Dashboard, under All Repositories.

this is not the case. But they do show up under my contribution.

• Contribution Branch don't seem to sync is that intended?
• When you commit and push thing in the Contribution Branches do you look at them or do you wait till you get a pull request?

These are some big time sink I spent troubleshoot

• I spent A lot of times look at the Development Container web site.It does tell me much so I also done a google search and a bing search looking for answer on how to use systemd in Development Container.

Most say it a bad idea and I have to agree because it hard to do.
All the new articles say the problems with them have been fixed you no longer need the --privlage flag.

• I spent a lot of time struggling with build.arg

~etc.

I wanted to get this type of thing documented so other don't have this problems.

My primary goals are

• Git feed back on what I done so far.
• See if have you look at any of it and have discussions on them.
• And quality to Opensource community(Codesandbox.io I think is doing a good job on this.)

In summary:
I have put a lot of time into Codesandbox.io this month trying to improve it because I hard time using it.(The documentation for codesandbox.io seem to be missing a lot)
and I found this (How to contribute to open source project) and trying to do what it tells me.

You can also ask other developers that you know or people in the community for suggestions.

I don't know you but you are in the community.

You'll need to know how to communicate when getting involved with a project.

I trying to do this now.

I Know I got a lot more research to do but any help or feedback would be great Thanks In advance.