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How to contribute

how to contribute flow diagram

1. Create an Issue

Create a new issue. Please describe details of what you want to do. You can see our previous issues as examples. Create an issue is easy; make it simple. When you have an idea, create it. It does not need to be perfect from the start. (Try type g i and then c with your keyboard.)

2. Make a Discussion

Let you, the admin team, and other members a chance to make conversation on the issue topic:

  • Discuss solutions and alternatives. Two heads are better than one.
  • From the discussion, we may prevent duplicate or unnecessary works that save your valuable time later.
  • Ask any questions that you want people to help.
  • Let people know in advance what you are going to do is always a good idea.

Once things ready, set Assignees to a member who wishes to work on the issue. It can be either the issue's creator or anyone else. And you can remove help wanted label, if any.

These first two steps are not required in all scenarios, but we encourage you because more collaboration makes things better and more enjoyable.✨

3. Open a Pull Request

  • Fork this repository to your own GitHub account and then clone it to your local machine.

  • Create a new branch, name it to what you are going to change/add. Please use kebab-case naming.

    git checkout -b your-branch-name

  • Start your work, commit the code.

  • Push your changes to your origin.

    git push origin -u your-branch-name

  • Create a new Pull Request (PR) targeting the main branch of dotnetthailand.github.io

4. Review and Complete the Work

  • Waiting for reviewing. Push more commits if needed to fix your work from pull request feedback. 
    git push
  • A pull request needs at least one careful approval before anyone can merge to main branch. Then it will automatically deploy to the server.