[slf4j-dev] How do you accept code contributions?

Matthew Bishop Matthew.Bishop at elasticpath.com
Wed Nov 6 18:17:11 CET 2013


I think you just send a pull request.

From: Andreas Magnusson <andreas.ch.magnusson at gmail.com<mailto:andreas.ch.magnusson at gmail.com>>
Reply-To: slf4j developers list <slf4j-dev at qos.ch<mailto:slf4j-dev at qos.ch>>
Date: Monday, November 4, 2013 at 11:01 PM
To: "slf4j-dev at qos.ch<mailto:slf4j-dev at qos.ch>" <slf4j-dev at qos.ch<mailto:slf4j-dev at qos.ch>>
Subject: [slf4j-dev] How do you accept code contributions?

Hello all,
we're starting to use slf4j at my group in the company and we quickly got bitten by bug 242 (http://bugzilla.slf4j.org/show_bug.cgi?id=242). So instead of just griping about it I want to contribute.
But since all open source projects have different rules I thought it best to check here first. So, do I just create branch in Git and issue a push request when I deem myself done?
How do I do with licensing? I have a verbal OK from my company but I guess you might need something in writing?
Anything else I should think of?

Cheers,
/Andreas Magnusson

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