The best way to make sure your issue is addressed is to submit a patch. Patches are accepted through pull requests, and email.
However, before sending a patch, please make sure that the following applies:
- Your commit message links to that issue.
- Your commit message is descriptive enough.
- Your patch doesn't have useless merge commits.
- Your coding style is similar to the project.
- You follow the branching model below (it's simple, you'll see).
- You understand that we're super grateful for your patch :)
The project use a fairly simple model of branches:
master
is the "trunk" version. By definition this branch can be broken. This is from where people want to hack.- Check the last recent tags for a stable version
Topic branches should be used as much as possible.