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# Guidelines for contributing to Janet
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Thanks for taking time to contribute to Janet!
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Please read this document before making contributions.
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## Reporting bugs
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* Check past and current issues to see if your problem has been run into before.
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* If you can't find a past issue for your problem, or if the issues has been closed
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you should open a new issue. If there is a closed issue that is relevant, make
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sure to reference it.
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* As with any project, include a comprehensive description of the problem and instructions
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on how to reproduce it. If it is a compiler or language bug, please try to include a minimal
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example. This means don't post all 200 lines of code from your project, but spend some time
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distilling the problem to just the relevant code.
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* Add the `bug` tag to the issue.
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## Contributing Changes
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If you want to contribute some code to the project, please submit a pull request and
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follow the below guidelines. Not all changes will be merged, and some pull requests
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may require changes before being merged.
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* Include a description of the changes.
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* If there are changes to the compiler or the language, please include tests in the test folder.
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The test suites are not organized in any particular way now, so simply add your tests
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to one of the test suite files (test/suite0.janet, test/suite1.janet, etc.). You can
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run tests with `make test`. If you want to add a new test suite, simply add a file to
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the test folder and make sure it is run when`make test` is invoked.
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* Be consistent with the style. For C this means follow the indentation and style in
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other files (files have MIT license at top, 4 spaces indentation, no trailing whitespace, cuddled brackets, etc.)
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For janet code, the use lisp indentation with 2 spaces. One can use janet.vim to
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do this indentation, or approximate as close as possible.
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## Suggesting Changes
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To suggest changes, open an issue on GitHub. Check GitHub for other issues
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that may be related to your issue before opening a new suggestion. Suggestions
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put forth without code will be considered, but not necessarily implemented in any
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timely manner. In short, if you want extra functionality now, then build it.
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* Include a good description of the problem that is being solved
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* Include descriptions of potential solutions if you have some in mind.
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* Add the appropriate tags to the issue. For new features, add the `enhancement` tag.
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