This article demonstrates how you can contribute to projects under KUOSC.
If you think you have experienced and unexpected behaviour or possibly a bug.
- Labels depending on the type of issue(s)
- Expected behaviour
- Observed behaviour
- Steps to reproduce
- Include log(s) if available
- The host environment(optional)
- Create an issue and label it accordingly
Contributing to this project is easy, and we welcome contributions from everyone. Here are a few guidelines to get you started: behavior
- Fork the repository
- Clone the repository
- Make your changes
- Test your changes
- Commit your changes
- Push your changes
- Submit a pull request
- Changes made in the codebase
- If any issues are addressed, reference it in the body
- Use the imperative mood: Start with an imperative verb, such as "Fix", "Add", "Update","Change" etc.
- Keep it concise: Limit the subject line to 50 characters and use the body to provide additional context if necessary.
- Reference related issues: If your commit addresses a specific issue or task, reference it in the body of pull request using the issue number (eg: Resolved #69).
Example:
Add: blog for sfd
Fix: avatar image distortion