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Contributing to Gimel

Discussions

Our recommendation is to start a slack discussion as soon as you have an idea for contributing to Gimel. This will help you, other interested contributors & the committers get to common grounds early in time. Contact the gimel-dev community on slack.


How can you help

Code

Look for Issues that are open on below categories, pick an issue, start a slack discussion on slack channel, once we get to common grounds on the solution approach, open a PR with your implementation.

  • Bug Fixes
  • Enhancements & Improvements (Jira Details)
  • Add a new connector or major feature that you see missing in Gimel

Documentation

You can also improve our documentation

  • readme.md
  • docs/*.md
  • Any other valuable comment you'd like to add to the code that will simplify other developers' lives.

Contribution Process

  • Get your github account.
  • Fork the gimel repo into your account.
  • Create an issue branch using the master branch.
  • Make modifications to the code.
  • Ensure code coverage by added test cases.
  • All commits must have the issue ID & summary. Say "[ISSUE-10] Update readme.md for Aerospike".
  • Ensure all your commits are squashed.
  • Make a Pull Request to dev branch.
  • If there are code review related changes - ensure those commits are also squashed.
  • DO NOT include changes that are not directly related to the issue you are trying to resolve.
  • Once PR is approved, code will be merged to Development branch.
  • Once all regression test cases have passed - changes will be merged to master branch.