It could say something about Debugging and mentioning ZNC & OS versions etc. and probably something related to coding too.
Link there appears always when you are opening an issue or pull request.
- https://github.com/blog/1184-contributing-guidelines
It could say something about [Debugging](http://wiki.znc.in/Debugging) and mentioning ZNC & OS versions etc. and probably something related to coding too.
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Would be nice to know what kind of coding style I should use, line endings, and in general if small pull requests are worth sending in instead of just making a new issue.
Would be nice to know what kind of coding style I should use, line endings, and in general if small pull requests are worth sending in instead of just making a new issue.
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aye, but it'd be easier for pull requests to be more compliant if there is an official venue stating all these things, rather than having to dig all this info by yourself.
aye, but it'd be easier for pull requests to be more compliant if there is an official venue stating all these things, rather than having to dig all this info by yourself.
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aye, but it'd be easier for pull requests to be more compliant if there is
an official venue stating all these things, rather than having to dig all
this info by yourself.
The rule of thumb is to follow the exact same conventions and style of the
file you change. Applies to any project. :)
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> aye, but it'd be easier for pull requests to be more compliant if there is
> an official venue stating all these things, rather than having to dig all
> this info by yourself.
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Link there appears always when you are opening an issue or pull request.
It could say something about Debugging and mentioning ZNC & OS versions etc. and probably something related to coding too.
Would be nice to know what kind of coding style I should use, line endings, and in general if small pull requests are worth sending in instead of just making a new issue.
The ones that I have noticed are
aye, but it'd be easier for pull requests to be more compliant if there is an official venue stating all these things, rather than having to dig all this info by yourself.
The rule of thumb is to follow the exact same conventions and style of the
file you change. Applies to any project. :)
On Sat, Jan 24, 2015, 12:41 Jos Ahrens notifications@github.com wrote: