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Contributing
How to contribute
src_prepare-overlay is very open to contribution and encourages it. There are several ways to contribute to this overlay:
Submitting an issue
Those that do not have good knowledge in writing ebuilds can submit an issue so we can create the ebuild and maintain it for the community. Before submitting an issue, you will have to read the submitting an issue guidelines.
Submitting Merge Requests
Those that want to help us easily maintain an ebuild without making us spend our time creating the ebuild can create the ebuild and submit a merge request so we can accept and add the ebuild to our overlay and maintain it for you. Before submitting a merge request, you will have to read the submitting merge requests guidelines.
Contributing guidelines
Before contributing, you will have to read the contributing guidelines as we will not accept your request if you do not respect our community guidelines.
Before submitting an issue or submitting a Merge Request, first check if the package you are providing is not in TODO.md.
Submitting an issue
When submitting an issue you will have to provide:
category/package
(e.g.www-client/icecat
)- the description of the package
- the home page of the package
- OPTIONAL: the direct download link of the package
- the license of the package (e.g. GPLv2)
by submitting the skeleton of the ebuild in quotes:
NAME=""
DESCRIPTION=""
HOMEPAGE=""
SRC_URI=""
LICENSE=""
After this, you can safely submit the issue, and we will take care of it.
Submitting Merge Requests
When committing and/or submitting merge requests, you will have to respect our Committing & Submitting Merge Requests System (CnPMRS) so we can easily identify the changes:
- Provide us the Manifest file;
- Follow the committing & submitting merge request layout (below).
Each commit will have to be based on this layout:
category/package: [COMMIT_MESSAGE]
For example, if the package is called mail-client/freelook-bin, and you have added this package, the commit or merge request should look like this:
mail-client/freelook-bin: add freelook-bin-[PACKAGE_VERSION]
# e.g. 1.0.0
For example, if the package is called mail-client/freelook-bin, and you have fixed an error, the commit or merge request should look like this:
mail-client/freelook-bin: fix QA - EROOT missing slash
This system also applies on your metadata.xml and Manifest.