CONTRIBUTING.md

Contributing guide

Contributions are most welcome. Below is described procedure for contributing to this repository.

• Fork this repository over GitHub

• Create a separate branch, for instance patch-1 so you will not need to rebase your fork if your master branch is merged

  git clone git@github.com:your_username/install
  cd install
  git checkout -b patch-1

• Make changes, commit them and push to your fork

  git add .
  git commit -m "Fix bug"
  git push origin patch-1

• Open a pull request

Style guide

• PHP code follows PHP-FIG PSR-1, PSR-2 and extended code style guide proposal.

• This repository uses Markdown syntax and follows cirosantilli/markdown-style-guide style guide.

GitHub issues labels

Labels are used to organize issues and pull requests into manageable categories. The following labels are used:

• bug - Attached when bug is reported.
• duplicate - Attached when the same issue or pull request already exists.
• enhancement - Attached when creating a new feature.
• invalid - Attached when the issue or pull request does not correspond with scope of the repository or because of some inconsistency.
• question - Attached for questions or discussions.
• wontfix - Attached when decided that issue will not be fixed.

Release process

(For repository maintainers)

This repository follows semantic versioning. When the source code changes or new features are implemented, a new version (e.g. 1.x.y) is released by the following release process:

• 1. Update changelog:

  Create an entry in the CHANGELOG.md describing all the changes from a previous release.

• 2. Tag a new release:

  Tag a new release version on GitHub, and attach necessary binary file(s).