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[Couchdb Wiki] Update of "How_to_contribute_(for_Non-Committers)" by LenaHerrmann
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The "How_to_contribute_(for_Non-Committers)" page has been changed by LenaHerrmann.
The comment on this change is: Added link to testing instructions.
http://wiki.apache.org/couchdb/How_to_contribute_%28for_Non-Committers%29?action=diff&rev1=6&rev2=7
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In this document:
* [[#pre|Prerequisites]]
* [[#step1|Step 1: See if your bug/feature exists in JIRA]]
+ * [[#step2|Step 2: Run the tests]]
- * [[#step2|Step 2: Go forth and code!]]
+ * [[#step2|Step 3: Go forth and code!]]
- * [[#step3|Step 3: Create and Upload a Patch]]
+ * [[#step3|Step 4: Create and Upload a Patch]]
* [[#questions|Asking Questions And Getting Feedback]]
<<Anchor(pre)>>
@@ -27, +28 @@
'''Note:''' You're still welcome to submit patches even if an issue has been assigned to someone else. In this case, it's probably better to add a comment before getting started.
<<Anchor(step2)>>
+ == Step 2: Run the tests ==
+ * Instructions are here: http://wiki.apache.org/couchdb/How_to_create_tests?action=show
+ * Run the tests at least before you start coding and when you're done.
+
+ <<Anchor(step3)>>
- == Step 2: Go forth and code! ==
+ == Step 3: Go forth and code! ==
* Take a look at the recommended coding standards here: [[Coding_Standards]]
* Before starting, make sure that your local copy is up to the latest version
* For those using the command-line subversion tools, run this before starting:
@@ -41, +47 @@
$ make dev
}}}
- <<Anchor(step3)>>
+ <<Anchor(step4)>>
- == Step 3: Create and Upload a Patch ==
+ == Step 4: Create and Upload a Patch ==
* Once you've completed the feature/fix you will need to create a patch
* From the command line, call the following, giving your patch a name:
{{{