| ## DevTools Documentation - How To Guide |
| The documentation for Dart & Flutter DevTools lives on [flutter.dev](https://docs.flutter.dev/development/tools/devtools/overview). |
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| Our docs are written and pushed up to the [flutter/website](https://docs.flutter.dev/development/tools/devtools/overview) |
| repo by the Flutter DevRel team. Developers working on DevTools should collaborate with Flutter tech writers by following |
| the below workflow. |
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| ## How to request documentation updates |
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| ### For simple updates: |
| Some examples of "simple" updates include updating screenshots, glossary terms, coding recipes, etc. For this type of documentation request, you can include all the relevant information in a GitHub issue. Please follow |
| the [guidance below](#file-an-issue-on-the-flutterwebsite-repo) to create this issue. |
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| ### For feature updates that can be shown in a demo video: |
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| 1. Create a [Screencast](chrome://extensions/?id=ccbdlfckiiklnpopmgihhnegpbcgceja) (preferred) or a Google Drive video |
| explaining the new feature or functionality changes that require docs updates. If the feature is quick to document, you |
| can include a rough draft of the documentation you think should be written, but where possible, we should leave the |
| writing to our talented tech writers. |
| 2. Create a Go Link pointed at your demo video. |
| 3. Follow |
| the [guidance below](#file-an-issue-on-the-flutterwebsite-repo) to create a GitHub issue. |
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| ### File an issue on the flutter/website repo: |
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| Create an [new issue](https://github.com/flutter/website/issues/new) on the flutter/website repository. |
| - Add a descriptive title for your request. |
| - Add the `devtools-request` label. |
| - Add relevant information to the issue description. This may include |
| a Go Link to your demo video or doc, a screenshot, a short description, |
| or any other relevant context that our tech writers may need to fulfill |
| your request. |
