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Contributing

CinemaPlate employs a Forking Workflow. Details on this flow can be found here: https://www.atlassian.com/git/tutorials/comparing-workflows/forking-workflow

Steps To Contributing

  1. Fork the repo: https://github.com/nodedoubt/cinemaplate
  2. Clone your copy for local development: git clone https://github.com/<username>/cinemaplate.git
  3. Add the upstream remote: git remote add upstream https://github.com/nodedoubt/cinemaplate.git
  4. Create a feature branch... a. If you are working on an undocumented feature (ie, one not in the "Issues" section of the repo), name your branch something like:
    git checkout -b animated-menu-items b. If it is a know issue/planned feature, create a branch featuring the ID of the issue as well as a name: git checkout -b animated-menu-items-#1061
  5. Work from your newly created branch.
  6. Add and commit your changes: git commit -a -m "fixes #1061" ("fixes" and the issue # will update waffle.io")
  7. Check if the project has moved forward: git pull --rebase upstream master
  8. Push to your remote: git push origin #1061-animated-menu-items
  9. Create a pull request.

Forking Workflow Diagram

Fork Flow

Closing Tasks with Waffle.io

Closing Issues via Commits Including a keyword and the issue # in your commit message will close that issue once it is merged into your default branch. This will automatically move the issue to the Done column on your Waffle board.

keywords: close, closes, closed fix, fixes, fixed resolve,resolves, resolved