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How to contribute to disq-examples

Thank you in advance for contributing to Disq!

Git workflow

The Disq project and subprojects such as disq-examples follow the Git Feature Branch workflow.

To get started contributing to disq-examples:

  • Fork the disq-examples git repository to your own Github account
  • Create a new feature branch for development
  • Push the feature branch to your Github fork, and pull request to the disq-examples repository

Search the Github issue tracker and pull requests

Before creating a new issue or pull request, please search the disq-examples issue tracker and disq-examples open pull requests on Github.

Code style and other conventions

  • Disq is the name of the project, not DISQ or disq
  • disq-bio is the organization name, and disq-bio.org the organization domain name
  • disq-examples is the name of this subproject repository
  • Code style should follow the Google Java Style Guide
  • Code style is enforced by fmt-maven-plugin

Rules for voting and decision making

In general the Disq project and subprojects such as disq-examples follow the Apache Software Foundation Voting Process for voting and decision making, excepting the three +1 PMC votes on release requirement (https://www.apache.org/foundation/voting.html#votes-on-code-modification).

Issues and pull requests are triaged to release versions using Github Milestones, and releases can be made by any project owner with public code signing keys in KEYS as necessary.

We appreciate your contribution!