Do you want to contribute to Aquila? Here's a short guide how you can help.
If you think you found a bug in Aquila or have an awesome feature request, feel free to file an issue. Aquila relies on GitHub for issue tracking. Please, search through existing issues before you file a new one; perhaps your problem was already discussed or fixed.
When submitting an issue, please include the following:
- problem description
- steps to reproduce (a smallest possible code example that reproduces the issue would be most welcome!)
- expected outcome
- actual outcome
- platform information: your operating system, compiler version, build type etc.
- any other relevant information
Contributions to Aquila source code are accepted only as either git patches or pull requests on GitHub (which are the preferred way). Fork the project, work on it in your repository and when you think your patch is ready, send us a pull request.
By contributing your code, you agree to license your contribution under
the terms of MIT license (see LICENSE file for details).
Thank you for contributing to Aquila!