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Contributing
Frank Schröder edited this page Jul 4, 2016
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Contributions to fabio of any kind are welcome including documentation, examples, feature requests, bug reports, discussions, helping with issues, etc.
If you have a question on how or what to contribute just open an issue and indicate that it is a question.
Your contribution is welcome. To make merging code as seamless as possible we ask for the following:
- For small changes and bug fixes go ahead, fork the project, make your changes and send a pull request.
- Larger changes should start with a proposal in an issue. This should ensure that the requested change is in line with the project and similar work is not already underway.
- Only add libraries if they provide significant value. Consider copying the code (attribution) or writing it yourself.
- Manage dependencies in the vendor path via
govendor
as separate commits per library. Please make sure your commit message has the following format:
Vendoring in version <git hash> of <pkgname>
Once you are ready to send in a pull request, be sure to:
- Sign the CLA
- Provide test cases for the critical code which test correctness. If your code is in a performance critical path make sure you have performed some real world measurements to ensure that performance is not degregated.
-
go fmt
andmake test
your code - Squash your change into a single commit with the exception of additional libraries.
- Write a good commit message.
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