Contributions of all types are welcome. Please follow the code of conduct in all your interactions with this project.
Please check the README if you have a question. If you can't find an answer, please open an issue.
Bugs can be reported by opening an issue. Please provide as much information as possible. Ideally, that would include a small sample project that reproduces the problem.
Code and documentation can be contributed by replying to an open issue to get it assigned to you, or by creating a new issue. Please make sure you get a response from one of the maintainers before you start working. You can find instructions on building the project in README.
Issue labels will be assigned by the project maintainers. Here are the current labels:
- bug: Something isn't working
- dependencies: Pull requests that update a dependency file
- duplicate: This issue or pull request already exists
- feature: New behavior or a tweak/addition to existing behavior
- good first issue: Good for newcomers
- help wanted: Issue is up for grabs
- invalid: There isn't enough information to make a verdict, or unrelated to this project
- meta: Issue is not in the library code, but rather in documentation, wiki, build process, releases
- question: No need to modify code to address the issue, usually a usage problem
- repro-needed: Some code to be able to reproduce and debug locally, otherwise there's not much to do
- reproducible: Can easily reproduce, meaning enough information was provided
- stale: Stale issues will be closed automatically
- wontfix: Working as intended, or won't be fixed due to compatibility or other reasons