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Contributor Guide
Chuk Shirley edited this page Jun 2, 2016
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- Fork the repo
- Clone your fork locally
$ git clone https://github.com/yourGitHubUserName/repo.git
- Optional: Add the original repo as the remote repo This is for rebasing in case changes are made to the base repo while you’re working
$ git remote add base https://github.com/zendtech/IbmiToolkit.git
- Create a local feature branch that's descriptive of the issue you're working on
$ git checkout -b [branch name]
- Commit changes locally
$ git add [selection]
$ git commit -m ‘[commit message]’
- Push changes to feature branch in forked repository
$ git push origin [branch name]
- Create a pull request on the original repository that compares the original repo's master branch with your local feature branch in your forked repo.
- Wait for pull request to be merged or feedback
- Commit and push changes to the same branch on the same fork in order to accommodate feedback
- Optional: Once pull request has been merged delete your local and remote branches
$ git branch -D [branch name]
$ git push origin --delete [branch name]
- Before making any changes, install Composer dependencies
$ composer install
- Make changes to code (add classes, edit config files, etc.)
- If you add a new class, make sure to add it to the classmap autoloader in /ToolkitApi/autoload.php
- Then use Composer to generate a new classmap by running the following command:
$ composer dump-autoload
- Run unit tests
$ vendor/bin/phpunit
- If all tests pass then commit changes