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I'm a very (very) minor contributor to git. If you are at all interested in hacking on Git, it's not that difficult. Knowing C and portable shell scripting for
by lsiebert 8y ago
I'm a very (very) minor contributor to git.
If you are at all interested in hacking on Git, it's not that difficult. Knowing C and portable shell scripting for writing tests are the big things.
One sticking point, you need to submit patches to the mailing list, you can't just do a github pull request.
See https://github.com/git/git/blob/master/Documentation/SubmittingPatches https://github.com/git/git/blob/master/Documentation/Submitt...
I still see github pull requests rather frequently, even though they have never been allowed. All discussion AND patches go through the mailing list, much like the linux kernel.
- pm215 8y agoIt's unfortunate that github doesn't let a project disable the on-website UI for pull request submission; as it is it's easy for somebody to end up wasting their time trying to submit a change that way. (QEMU has that issue too.)