Found a bug in the library? Don't hesitate to open an issue! But first:
- Check if it hasn't been reported yet.
- Verify the bug still exists in the
devbranch.
When describing an issue, be precise:
- Include steps to reproduce (including sample code if necessary);
- What happened? What do you think should have happened?
- On what Android version does this issue occur?
I'm happy to view and accept pull requests. However, it is important to follow these guidelines if you want to contribute.
- Fork the repository.
- Create a local clone of the repository.
- Create a local branch, based on the
devbranch (see the Rules section) - Commit your code, and push the changes to your own repository.
- Create a pull request, specifying that you want to merge into the
devbranch (or any child branch of it)
- Branch names should start with either
feature_orbugfix_. If there is an open issue, include its number, likebugfix_123. - Do not include in your commit message anything related to automatic issue closing, such as
Fixes issue 123. We'll do that when merging your pull request. - Do not put any
@authorcomment. Git keeps track of all your changes and@authordoes more harm than good. - Do not issue a pull request into the
masterbranch. - Try to keep the diff as small as possible. For example, be aware of auto formatting.
- All files should have the Apache 2 License header.