First of all thanks for dropping by, feel free to checkout Serilog core project's contributing page which contains some key points about the organisation.
Bugs are tracked via GitHub issues. Below are some notes to help create a new issue. The issue template will help you on the way.
- Create an issue via the issues list.
- List the version of Serilog that is affected
- List the target framework and operating system
- If possible, provide a sample that reproduces the issue.
Feature as also tracked via GitHub issues. Below are some notes to help create an issue. The issue template will help you on the way
- Create an issue via the issues list.
- List the version of Serilog that is affected
- List the target framework and operating system
- If possible, provide a sample that reproduces the issue.
- If an issue does not already exist please create one via the issues list.
- Fork the repository and create a branch with a descriptive name.
- Attempt to make commits of logical units.
- When committing, please reference the issue the commit relates to.
- Run the build and tests.
- Windows platforms can use the
build.ps1
script. (This is the script used in AppVeyor builds) - nix/OSX platforms can use the
build.sh
script. (This is the script used in Travis builds)
- Windows platforms can use the
- Create the PR, the PR template will help provide a stub of what information is required including:
- The issue this PR addresses
- Unit Tests for the changes have been added.
Serilog has an active and helpful community who are happy to help point you in the right direction or work through any issues you might encounter. You can get in touch via:
- Stack Overflow - this is the best place to start if you have a question
- Our issue tracker here on GitHub
- Gitter chat
- The #serilog tag on Twitter
Finally when contributing please keep in mind our Code of Conduct.