Getting involved with RAP development
Everyone is invited to getting involved with the RAP project.
Contributing may include
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Writing a valuable bug report, i.e. report a defect that is not already known,
provide a short and concise explanation of the problem, a snippet to reproduce the issue,
ideally a JUnit test case that outlines the expected behavior.
See the
Bug Reporting Howto
for details.
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Providing a patch to an existing bug report.
A patch must not break existing functionality, particularly it should not break any tests.
If necessary, it should contain changes or additions to our tests.
If changes are needed, you should explain why you think the test needs to be changed.
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Contribute a custom component.
If you wrote a custom component for RAP that might be useful to others,
it could be hosted in the
Incubator.
Please contact us on the
developer mailing list
if you'd like to share your code.
Developer resources
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Contributors should, of course, work with the latest source code.
The source page explains how to obtain it.
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Contributors must adhere to our
Coding Standards.
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Development-related questions should be discussed on the
rap-dev
mailing list.