- Ideally: File a pull request with a red test! (but take a look at the Coding Guidelines first)
- Also nice: File a pull request with a test and a proposed fix :)
- If you can do neither: File an issue outlining the expected behavior, actual behavior, and steps to reproduce the problem.
- If you want to show anything by code, or actually want to contribute code, file a pull request. Even if it is not merged, this pull request makes it easier to discuss the proposed changes.
- Otherwise, please file an issue.
- Code style must follow the standard rules.
- Commit messages must follow the AngularJS Commit Message Conventions;
If you npm install
before committing anything, both should be enforced automatically.