Thank you for considering contributing to this bundle. We welcome any kind of contribution, no matter if its huge or small, about documentation or code. We also welcome any kind of developers, from experts to people who just started working on Open-Source projects.
Before your first contribution, make sure you'll meet these requirements:
- You have a user account on GitHub.
- You have installed in your computer a working environment to develop PHP applications.
- You have a basic level of English (code, docs and discussions are in English).
All submitted contributions (both code and documentation) adhere implicitly to the Open-Source MIT License.
We are determined to maintain the original simple and pragmatic philosophy of the bundle. This means that we routinely reject any feature that complicates the code too much or which doesn't fit in the bundle's philosophy.
That's why we strongly recommend you to propose new features by opening a new issue in the repository to discuss about them instead of submitting a pull request with the code of the proposed feature.
- Go to the list of EasyAdmin issues and look for any existing bug similar to yours.
- If the bug hasn't been reported yet, create a new issue and fill in the given issue template.
If we cannot reproduce the bug with the information provided, we may ask you to create a fork of the EasyAdmin Demo Application or the Symfony Standard Edition reproducing the bug.
This project follows the same contribution workflow used by the Symfony project. First you must clone the repository, then create a feature branch and finally, submit a pull request via GitHub.
Read the Symfony contribution guide for more details and replace
symfony/symfony-docs by javiereguiluz/EasyAdminBundle in every example.