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Contributing to OPNsense
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Thanks for considering a pull request or issue report. Below are a
few hints and tips in order to make them as effective as possible.
Issue reports
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Issue reports can be bug reports or feature requests. Make sure to
search the open and closed issues before adding a new one. It is
often better to join an ongoing discussions on similar open issues
than creating a new one as there may be workarounds or ideas available.
When creating bug reports, please make sure you provide the following:
* The current OPNsense version where the bug first appeared
* The last OPNsense version where the bug did not exist
* The exact URL of the GUI page involved (if any)
* A list of steps to replicate the bug
Issue templates can help with getting this just right.
All issues reported will have to be triaged and prioritised. As we
are a small team we may not always have the time to implement and help,
but reporting an issue may help others to fill in.
The issue catetories are as follows:
* support: community-based help figuring out setup issues or code problems
* cleanup: cosmetic changes or non-operational bugs (display issues, etc.)
* bug: identified operational bug (core features, etc.)
* feature: behavioural changes, additions as well as missing options
* help wanted: a contributor is missing to carry out the work
* upstream: problem exists in the included third-party software
* incomplete: issue template missing or incomplete
Feature requests that are in line with project goals will eventually
be added to our roadmap:
https://opnsense.org/about/road-map/
Feature requests beyond the scope of OPNsense may still be provided
using the plugin framework:
https://github.com/opnsense/plugins/issues
Stale issues are timed out after 180 days inactivity. Please
note that this includes non-support issues such as feature requests
that are not picked up by a contributor, which means it is highly
unlikely the feature will be implemented in the first place unless a
pull request is provided along with the issue.
Responding to issues is completely voluntary for all participants.
As a general rule, closed tickets shall and will not be responded to.
And above all: stay kind and open. :)
Pull requests
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When creating pull request, please heed the following:
* Base your code on the latest master branch to avoid manual merges
* Code review may ensue in order to help shape your proposal
* Pull request must adhere to 2-Clause BSD licensing
* Explain the problem and your proposed solution