We're happy to get your input on the project. Please consider the following before submitting an issue
- Make a basic search on keywords to verify there is no existing issue describing the same problem. If there is, please add your information in that issue's discussion instead of opening a new one.
- Provide a clear descriptive title to the issue.
- Follow the issue template and provide
- General information of Version, Deployment
- Actual Behavior - What did you observe, what happened
- Expected Behavior - What did you expect to happen
- Steps to reproduce - How can the issue be reproduced so a fix can be verified
- Add screenshots or log parts which can be helpful to investigate the issue
Issue labels are divided into several categories:
- Comp-X - This label indicates the issue is within a certain component of the project
- Closed X - For issues closed without fixing, this is the closing reason (dup, no repro, no fix)
- Compatibility X - Compatibility with a certain protocol (AWS S3, AWS Lambda, Azure Blob)
- Deployment X - Kubernetes or Virtual Appliance specifically related
- Priority X - Priority for fixing the issue
- Severity X - Severity of the issue
- Type X - Bug, UI Gap (Mock differs from actual implementation due to time constraints), enhancement
- UX Classification - You can read more of UX issues classification here
- Misc labels (such as needs investigation, supportability etc)
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- Please verify regression by running the unit tests and the system tests on your code
- Update existing tests (unit and/or system) on changed flows
- Add new tests (unit and/or system) to the the new flows added
- Create a PR and provide an explanation to what the changes to the code are & why are they required
- Mark any fixed issues in the PR as well as new issues (technical debts or otherwise) which will be created with the submittion of the PR
- Open the relevant issues
- Update the needed architecture pages regarding new components or changes to existing components
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You can run eslint to verify various coding style patterns.