- Search for the bug under issues section first. Do not open a GitHub issue unless the bug is not reported. You can provide your analysis on the bug on the issue which was reported before you. This helps us to think in a different angle which can lead to quick resolution of the said bug.
- If you did not find your issue create an issue
with the prefix
Bug:and then your title. - Keep the title understandable and short. If possible write a descriptive message about the scenario that created this bug.
The Rubik Framework is split up into 3 projects:
Please make sure that you have created the issue in relavent project, which will help us tag and fix the issue quickly.
Great! We are one step furthur for a stable release. The fixes always goes through in the
rubik-one branch. (because currently we are developing for Rubik One release).
- Create a branch from
your-fork/rubik-oneto apply your fix. - Create a PR accross forks and set target branch as
rubikorg/rubik/rubik-one.
Success! We'll review your PR for side-effects and causalities and merge it as soon as possible.
Anything that is not present in the current version and extends the functionality of Rubik can be considered as a feature. We'd love to hear your opinions and take your proposals into consideration unless it does not affect our end goal -- To keep a small core.
- Create an issue with
Proposal:prefix.
Before you do that you need to understand that this framework doesn't try to do everything but something and that something as good as possible. That being said rejection is the subset of such ideology and it should not let you down in any way.
We dont have a mailing list yet but this Discord channel is always open for questions.
We aim to provide good resources for new projects but many times it does not turn out to reach into the minds of developers that read. You can help us deliver that experience by:
- Cloning this repository
- Creating a new branch with your documentation contributions from the
docsbranch. - Create a PR with target branch as
docsaccross forks.
Rubik is meant and will always to be an open-source project and an collaborative effort, so you can directly pitch in with proposals and fixes without any hesitations.
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From, Rubik Team and the World!