Contributions of all shapes and sizes are welcome, encouraged, and greatly appreciated!
For all contributions, you'll need a free GitHub account.
If you are going to develop on @watney, make sure you check out the dev-help first.
Ideally, please include all of the following information in your ticket:
If you are running your own version of watney and have access to the code / logs:
* any log output
* stacktrace, hopefully with the error and line numbers
* if you are running an old node or alternate syntax that might be surprising it might be worth mentioning
If you are just a user who interacted with an instance of @watney and noticed and issue or had an idea:
* the relevant conversation
* the room that you had the conversation in, if applicable
* if it was a public channel, group or DM
PRs for just documentation is certainly welcome! If you add a new feature, please add the appropriate help and ops-help information for others.
Working on your first Pull Request? You can learn how from this free series How to Contribute to an Open Source Project on GitHub
Currently development happens on master, but nothing will be committed to master that isn't ready for production. Large features may be developed in branches. If it is a major feature you are writing, please consider talking through it in an issue first.
- Fork the project
- Clone to your local machine
- Create a feature branch for your changes
- Make your changes and commit them.
- If your changes take a while, make sure you create an upstream remote and rebase changes.
- Push your changes back to your fork.
git push -u origin BRANCH_NAME - Send a pull request (help with pull requests)
- Please make sure you select master as the destination branch unless otherwise directed.