There are just a few simple guidelines for reporting issues or submitting patches.
- For bugs:
- Make sure you're using the latest version of Reflex
- Describe the expected and actual behavior
- Include your operating system with the bug report
- Feature requests are unlikely to be implemented unless you're willing to contribute the code.
- For nontrivial new features, open an issue to describe the change first so we can all be on the same page about whether it's a good fit for Reflex. Tiny improvements and bug fixes don't need this.
- Make a branch just for the bugfix/feature. Split it up into reasonably-sized commits. Make one new branch/pull request for each logically distinct bugfix/feature.
- If you're not already on the list, add your name to the authors list in README.md (in a commit by itself with your pull request).
- Run
gofmton any code before committing. - Stick to the code style around you.