Thank you for for taking your time to help us improve our free and open software!
This document contains how you can help us out and a few simple guidelines which will help us to keep organized.
If you have stumbled across a crash, error or bug you can send us an issue on GitHub. In your issue, please describe the steps to reproduce the unexpected behaviour.
If you have a brilliant idea you are very welcome to share it with us via an issue on GitHub. In your issue, please describe the proposed changes and/or additions.
If you have experience with C# and Git and are willing to contribute code to our cause, you can fork the project on GitHub and start making changes or bugfixes. In the fork you can create a branch for the patch you want to work on.
Pull Requests should:
- focus on resolving a single issue on the issue tracker -or- add a single feature/bugfix
- not consist of commits with bad descriptions
- not consist of useless commits
- consist of a minimal number of commits. If your Pull Request contains more commits than you'd like, check out the Git rebase User Documentation on GitHub
- comply with the .editorconfig which can be found within this project