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Contributing to Neovim
Thank you
Thanks for considering contributing to neovim. To make the process as smooth as possible we would ask you to follow the guidelines below.
Help with contributing
See Communicating. Raise documentation issues.
Guidelines
Finding something to do
Neovim uses waffle.io, so check there first.
You can also ask for an issues to be assigned to you. Ideally wait until we assign it to you to minimize work duplication.
Reporting an issue
- Search existing issues before raising a new one.
- Include as much detail as possible. In particular, we need to know which OS you're using.
Pull requests
- Make it clear in the issue tracker what you are working on, so that someone else doesn't duplicate the work.
- Use a feature branch, not master.
- Rebase your feature branch onto origin/master before raising the PR.
- Keep up to date with changes in master so your PR is easy to merge.
- Be descriptive in your PR message: what is it for, why is it needed, etc.
- Make sure the tests pass (TODO: we need to make this easier with travis etc.)
- Squash related commits as much as possible.
Coding style
All code changes should follow the neovim style guide.
Please run clint.py
to detect style errors. clint.py
is Google's
cpplint.py
script modified with the neovim style guidelines. It is not perfect and may
have false positives and negatives, but is still a valuable tool. To have
clint.py
ignore certain special cases, put // NOLINT
at the end of the
line.
Commit messages
TODO