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Contribution Guidelines

Before filing a bug report or a feature request, be sure to read the contribution guidelines.

How to use GitHub

We use GitHub exclusively for well-documented bugs, feature requests and code contributions. Communication is always done in English.

To receive free support, we have the following channel: Developers support forums - Community support forum [coming soon]

Thanks for your understanding.

How to name the versions and to create the Changelog

Security issues

Please do not report security issues here. Instead, email them to security at my language skills so we can deal with them securely and quickly.

I have found a bug

Before opening a new issue, please:

  • update to the newest versions of WordPress and the Simple Revision Cleaner plugins.
  • search for duplicate issues to prevent opening a duplicate issue. If there is already an open existing issue, please comment on that issue.
  • check our knowledge base for your issue. There are a lot of common errors documented there with possible solutions.
  • follow our New issue template when creating a new issue.
  • check for plugin and theme conflicts. Please report your findings in the issue.
  • check for JavaScript errors with your browser's console. Please report your findings in the issue.
  • add as much information as possible. For example: add screenshots, relevant links, step by step guides etc.

I have a feature request

Before opening a new issue, please:

  • search for duplicate issues to prevent opening a duplicate feature request. If there is already an open existing request, please leave a comment there.
  • add as much information as possible. For example: give us a clear explanation of why you think the feature request is something we should consider for the Simple Revision Cleaner plugins.

I want to create a patch

Community made patches, localizations, bug reports and contributions are very welcome and help Simple Revision Cleaner remain the #1 Simple Revision Cleaner plugin for WordPress.

When contributing please ensure you follow the guidelines below so that we can keep on top of things.

Submitting an issue you found

Make sure your problem does not exist as a ticket already by searching through the existing issues. If you cannot find anything which resembles your problem, please create a new issue.

Fixing an issue

  • Fork the repository on GitHub (make sure to use the trunk branch, not master).
  • Make the changes to your forked repository.
  • Ensure you stick to the WordPress Coding Standards and you properly document any new functions, actions and filters following the documentation standards.
  • When committing, reference your issue and include a note about the fix.
  • Push the changes to your fork and submit a pull request to the 'trunk' branch of the simple-revision-cleaner repository.

We will review your pull request and merge when everything is in order. We will help you to make sure the code complies with the standards described above.

'Patch welcome' issues

Some issues are labeled 'patch-welcome'. This means we see the value in the particular enhancement being suggested but have decided for now not to prioritize it. If you however decide to write a patch for it, we'll gladly include it after some code review.

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