> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://gitbook.com/docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://gitbook.com/docs/documentation/fr/collaborer/guides.md).

# Guides

Collaborez sur le contenu avec votre équipe. Ces guides couvrent les demandes de modification, les relectures, les commentaires et l’accès.

#### Explorer

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#### Guides rapides

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<summary>Comment configurer l’accès pour mon équipe ?</summary>

Choisissez des rôles et des autorisations qui permettent à votre équipe de collaborer en toute sécurité.

Ce guide couvre l’invitation des coéquipiers, la gestion des accès et l’organisation des équipes.

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<summary>Comment créer et fusionner une demande de modification ?</summary>

Les demandes de modification vous permettent de proposer et de publier en toute sécurité des mises à jour de contenu.

Ce guide couvre la création de modifications, la demande de relecture et la fusion des travaux approuvés.

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<summary>Comment relire une demande de modification ?</summary>

Les relecteurs peuvent comparer les modifications, donner leur avis et approuver les changements.

Ce guide couvre la relecture des différences, la demande de modifications et l’approbation d’une demande de modification.

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<summary>Comment discuter des commentaires et les résoudre ?</summary>

Les commentaires permettent de relier les questions et les retours au contenu pertinent.

Ce guide couvre l’ajout de commentaires, la mention de coéquipiers et la résolution des fils de discussion.

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