Hi reader!
If you ended here then you probably want to contribute to this project: thanks for that!
In order to have your contribution more easily integrated please respect the following rules:
This project uses GitHub issues to manage the issues. Open an issue directly in GitHub. Use the provided issue template when submitting a new issue and as much as possible provide a reproducible example.
Building the project is as simple as:
git clone git@github.com:jgitver/jgitver-maven-plugin.git
cd jgitver-maven-plugin
./mvnw package
- contributions are provided by pull-request only (no email, or anything else)
- before submitting your pull-request you have successfully run a local build using the following command
mvn -Prun-its clean install
- if your contribution consist in some code modification then your change is covered by a unit or integration test
- for documentation only contribution, this requirement can be omitted)
- you have kept several commits in your PR only if those commits are relevant ; for typos commits or like please squash them.
jgitver has a strictly enforced code style using google-java-format. Code formatting is checked during the build phase by the spotless-maven-plugin.
If you want to run the formatting without doing a full build, you can run mvn spotless:apply
.
Follow instructions from google-java-format site.
The eclipse plugin is outdated and uses the old
1.6
version of google-java-format (see also google-java-format#331).
You can manually apply the styling by running:mvn spotless:apply
Follow instructions from google-java-format site.
As we want to keep the project clean, every commit in any branch (expect master & maintenance branches) can be rewritten.
From the last sentence we give 2 advices:
- initiate your PR from a branch in your fork and not from the master. When your PR will be integrated, it can be modified & adapted leading your fork with a master branch that as diverged from upstream
- do not initiate work in your fork from a PR that could be rewritten