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* Port contributor's guide to GitHub * Fix #2178. Port contributors guide to GitHub pages * Fix wrong file change * typo * Fix link * Replace PR with pull request * Remove comment * Doc at-mention, headings * Add sudo apt-get install autoconf dh-autoreconf * database typo * Update docs/dev-tips.md Co-authored-by: Doug Lauder <wiggin77@warpmail.net> * Update docs/index.md Co-authored-by: Doug Lauder <wiggin77@warpmail.net> * Update index.md * Update dev-tips.md Co-authored-by: Doug Lauder <wiggin77@warpmail.net> Co-authored-by: Justine Geffen <justinegeffen@users.noreply.github.com>
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Contributions Without Ticket
Contributions for minor corrections and improvements without a corresponding Help Wanted ticket are welcome. For example, a pull request for a bug or incremental improvement, with less than 20 lines of code change, is usually accepted if the change to existing behaviour is minor.
All pull requests submitted without a corresponding ticket will first be reviewed by a core team product manager. Some examples of minor corrections and improvements include:
- Fix a formatting error in help text
- Fix success typo in Makefile
- Fix broken Cancel button in Edit Webhooks screen
- Fix Android app crashing when saving user notification settings
- Fix recent mentions search not working
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The best way to discuss opening a Help Wanted ticket with the core team is by starting a conversation in Contributors channel or opening an issue in the GitHub repository.