Thanks for considering to contribute! 😀 We welcome all contributions, no matter who you are, and no matter whether it's big or small. With this guide, we aim to make contributing as clear and easy as possible.
Anything that helps improving Fullstaq Ruby, whether directly (through a pull request) or indirectly (by engaging with us) counts as a contribution. Here's a non-exhaustive list:
- Reporting an issue.
- Triaging issues: determining whether an issue report is clear enough, whether the issue still persists, and whether it is reproducible.
- Updating documentation.
- Proposing an improvement.
- Sending a pull request.
- Reviewing someone else's pull request.
Fullstaq Ruby consists of multiple projects. Every project has different requirements on skillsets, and has its own contribution guide. So have a look and choose one you like:
To understand where we're heading, and thus what contributions might be valuable, please take a look at:
Issues with the following labels are good starting points:
- "good first issue" if you're looking for something easy.
- "help wanted" if you're in for a challenge, or if you want to help with a high-impact issue.