Signed-off-by: Iker Pedrosa <ipedrosa@redhat.com>
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Introduction
Git and Github
We recommend you to get familiar with the git and Github workflows before posting any changes.
Set up in a nut shell
The following steps describe the process in a nut shell to provide you a basic template:
- Create an account on GitHub
- Fork the shadow repository
- Clone the shadow repository
git clone https://github.com/shadow-maint/shadow.git
- Add your fork as an extra remote
git remote add $ghusername git@github.com:$ghusername/shadow.git
- Setup your name contact e-mail that you want to use for the development
git config user.name "John Smith"
git config user.email "john.smith@home.com"
Note: this will setup the user information only for this repository. You
can also add --global
switch to the git config
command to setup these
options globally and thus making them available in every git repository.
- Create a working branch
git checkout -b my-changes
- Commit changes
vim change-what-you-need
git commit -s
Check the kernel patches guide to get an idea on how to write a good commit message.
- Push your changes to your GitHub repository
git push $ghusername my-changes --force
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Open a Pull Request against shadow project by clicking on the link provided in the output of the previous step
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Make sure that all Continuous Integration checks are green and wait review
Internal guidelines
Additionally, you should also check the following internal guidelines to understand the project's development model: