CONTRIBUTING.md - hugegraph - Git at Google

 # How to Contribute to HugeGraph

 Thanks for taking the time to contribute! As an open source project, HugeGraph is looking forward to be contributed from everyone, and we are also grateful to all of the contributors.

 The following is a contribution guide for HugeGraph:

 ## 1. Preparation

 We can contribute by reporting issues, submitting code patches or any other feedback.

 Before submitting the code, we need to do some preparation:

 1. Sign up or login to GitHub:  [https://github.com](https://github.com)

 2. Fork HugeGraph repo from GitHub: [https://github.com/hugegraph/hugegraph/fork](https://github.com/hugegraph/hugegraph/fork)

 3. Clone code from fork repo to local: [https://github.com/${GITHUB_USER_NAME}/hugegraph](https://github.com/${GITHUB_USER_NAME}/hugegraph)

    ```shell
    # clone code from remote to local repo
    git clone https://github.com/${GITHUB_USER_NAME}/hugegraph
    ```

 4. Configure local HugeGraph repo

    ```shell
    cd hugegraph

    # add upstream to synchronize the latest code
    git remote add hugegraph https://github.com/hugegraph/hugegraph

    # set name and email to push code to github
    git config user.name "{full-name}" # like "Jermy Li"
    git config user.email "{email-address-of-github}" # like "jermy@gmail.com"
    ```

 5. Sign the HugeGraph CLA: [https://cla-assistant.io/hugegraph/hugegraph](https://cla-assistant.io/hugegraph/hugegraph)

 Optional: You can use [Github desktop](https://desktop.github.com/) to greatly simplify the commit and update process.

 ## 2. Create an Issue on GitHub

 If you encounter bugs or have any questions, please go to [GitHub Issues](https://github.com/hugegraph/hugegraph/issues) to report them and feel free to [create an issue](https://github.com/hugegraph/hugegraph/issues/new).

 ## 3. Make changes of code locally

 #### 3.1 Create a new branch

 Please don't use master branch for development. Instead we should create a new branch:

 ```shell
 # checkout master branch
 git checkout master
 # pull the latest code from official hugegraph
 git pull hugegraph
 # create new branch: bugfix-branch
 git checkout -b bugfix-branch
 ```

 #### 3.2 Change the code

 Assume that we need to modify some files like "HugeGraph.java" and "HugeFactory.java":

 ```shell
 # modify code to fix a bug
 vim hugegraph-core/src/main/java/com/baidu/hugegraph/HugeGraph.java
 vim hugegraph-core/src/main/java/com/baidu/hugegraph/HugeFactory.java
 # run test locally (optional)
 mvn test -Pcore-test,memory
 ```
 Note: In order to be consistent with the code style easily, if you use [IDEA](https://www.jetbrains.com/idea/) as your IDE, you can directly [import](https://www.jetbrains.com/help/idea/configuring-code-style.html) our code style [configuration file](./hugegraph-style.xml).

 #### 3.3 Commit changes to git repo

 After the code has been completed, we submit them to the local git repo:

 ```shell
 # add files to local git index
 git add hugegraph-core/src/main/java/com/baidu/hugegraph/HugeGraph.java
 git add hugegraph-core/src/main/java/com/baidu/hugegraph/HugeFactory.java
 # commit to local git repo
 git commit
 ```

 Please edit the commit message after running `git commit`, we can explain what and how to fix a bug or implement a feature, the following is an example:

 ```sh
 Fix bug: run deploy multiple times

 fix #ISSUE_ID
 ```

 >  Please remember to fill in the issue id, which was generated by GitHub after issue creation.

 #### 3.4 Push commit to GitHub fork repo

 Push the local commit to GitHub fork repo:

 ```shell
 # push the local commit to fork repo
 git push origin bugfix-branch:bugfix-branch
 ```

 ## 4. Create a Pull Request

 Go to the web page of GitHub fork repo, there would be a chance to create a Pull Request after pushing to a new branch, just click button "Compare & pull request" to do it. Then edit the description for proposed changes, which can just be copied from the commit message.

 ## 5. Code review

  Maintainers will start the code review after all the **automatic** checks are passed:

 - Check: Contributor License Agreement is signed
 - Check: Travis CI builds is passed (automatically Test and Deploy)

 The commit will be accepted and merged if there is no problem after review.

 Please click on "Details" to find the problem if any check does not pass.

 If there are checks not passed or changes requested, then continue to modify the code and push again.

 ## 6. Further changes after review

 If we have not passed the review, don't be discouraged. Usually a commit needs to be reviewed several times before being accepted! Please follow the review comments and make further changes.

 After the further changes, we submit them to the local repo:

 ```shell
 # commit all updated files in amend mode
 # instead of creating a new commit
 git commit -a --amend
 ```

 > If there are conflicts that prevent the code from being merged, we need to rebase on master branch:
 >
 > ```shell
 > # synchronize the latest code
 > git checkout master
 > git pull hugegraph
 > # rebase on master
 > git checkout bugfix-branch
 > git rebase -i master
 > ```

 And push it to GitHub fork repo again:

 ```shell
 # force push the local commit to fork repo
 git push -f origin bugfix-branch:bugfix-branch
 ```

 Github will automatically update the Pull Request after we push it, just wait for code review.

 Any question please contact to us through [hugegraph@googlegroups.com](mailto:hugegraph@googlegroups.com) or [other contact information](https://hugegraph.github.io/hugegraph-doc/).
	# How to Contribute to HugeGraph

	Thanks for taking the time to contribute! As an open source project, HugeGraph is looking forward to be contributed from everyone, and we are also grateful to all of the contributors.

	The following is a contribution guide for HugeGraph:

	## 1. Preparation

	We can contribute by reporting issues, submitting code patches or any other feedback.

	Before submitting the code, we need to do some preparation:

	1. Sign up or login to GitHub: [https://github.com](https://github.com)

	2. Fork HugeGraph repo from GitHub: [https://github.com/hugegraph/hugegraph/fork](https://github.com/hugegraph/hugegraph/fork)

	3. Clone code from fork repo to local: [https://github.com/${GITHUB_USER_NAME}/hugegraph](https://github.com/${GITHUB_USER_NAME}/hugegraph)

	```shell
	# clone code from remote to local repo
	git clone https://github.com/${GITHUB_USER_NAME}/hugegraph
	```

	4. Configure local HugeGraph repo

	```shell
	cd hugegraph

	# add upstream to synchronize the latest code
	git remote add hugegraph https://github.com/hugegraph/hugegraph

	# set name and email to push code to github
	git config user.name "{full-name}" # like "Jermy Li"
	git config user.email "{email-address-of-github}" # like "jermy@gmail.com"
	```

	5. Sign the HugeGraph CLA: [https://cla-assistant.io/hugegraph/hugegraph](https://cla-assistant.io/hugegraph/hugegraph)

	Optional: You can use [Github desktop](https://desktop.github.com/) to greatly simplify the commit and update process.

	## 2. Create an Issue on GitHub

	If you encounter bugs or have any questions, please go to [GitHub Issues](https://github.com/hugegraph/hugegraph/issues) to report them and feel free to [create an issue](https://github.com/hugegraph/hugegraph/issues/new).

	## 3. Make changes of code locally

	#### 3.1 Create a new branch

	Please don't use master branch for development. Instead we should create a new branch:

	```shell
	# checkout master branch
	git checkout master
	# pull the latest code from official hugegraph
	git pull hugegraph
	# create new branch: bugfix-branch
	git checkout -b bugfix-branch
	```

	#### 3.2 Change the code

	Assume that we need to modify some files like "HugeGraph.java" and "HugeFactory.java":

	```shell
	# modify code to fix a bug
	vim hugegraph-core/src/main/java/com/baidu/hugegraph/HugeGraph.java
	vim hugegraph-core/src/main/java/com/baidu/hugegraph/HugeFactory.java
	# run test locally (optional)
	mvn test -Pcore-test,memory
	```
	Note: In order to be consistent with the code style easily, if you use [IDEA](https://www.jetbrains.com/idea/) as your IDE, you can directly [import](https://www.jetbrains.com/help/idea/configuring-code-style.html) our code style [configuration file](./hugegraph-style.xml).

	#### 3.3 Commit changes to git repo

	After the code has been completed, we submit them to the local git repo:

	```shell
	# add files to local git index
	git add hugegraph-core/src/main/java/com/baidu/hugegraph/HugeGraph.java
	git add hugegraph-core/src/main/java/com/baidu/hugegraph/HugeFactory.java
	# commit to local git repo
	git commit
	```

	Please edit the commit message after running `git commit`, we can explain what and how to fix a bug or implement a feature, the following is an example:

	```sh
	Fix bug: run deploy multiple times

	fix #ISSUE_ID
	```

	> Please remember to fill in the issue id, which was generated by GitHub after issue creation.

	#### 3.4 Push commit to GitHub fork repo

	Push the local commit to GitHub fork repo:

	```shell
	# push the local commit to fork repo
	git push origin bugfix-branch:bugfix-branch
	```

	## 4. Create a Pull Request

	Go to the web page of GitHub fork repo, there would be a chance to create a Pull Request after pushing to a new branch, just click button "Compare & pull request" to do it. Then edit the description for proposed changes, which can just be copied from the commit message.

	## 5. Code review

	Maintainers will start the code review after all the automatic checks are passed:

	- Check: Contributor License Agreement is signed
	- Check: Travis CI builds is passed (automatically Test and Deploy)

	The commit will be accepted and merged if there is no problem after review.

	Please click on "Details" to find the problem if any check does not pass.

	If there are checks not passed or changes requested, then continue to modify the code and push again.

	## 6. Further changes after review

	If we have not passed the review, don't be discouraged. Usually a commit needs to be reviewed several times before being accepted! Please follow the review comments and make further changes.

	After the further changes, we submit them to the local repo:

	```shell
	# commit all updated files in amend mode
	# instead of creating a new commit
	git commit -a --amend
	```

	> If there are conflicts that prevent the code from being merged, we need to rebase on master branch:
	>
	> ```shell
	> # synchronize the latest code
	> git checkout master
	> git pull hugegraph
	> # rebase on master
	> git checkout bugfix-branch
	> git rebase -i master
	> ```

	And push it to GitHub fork repo again:

	```shell
	# force push the local commit to fork repo
	git push -f origin bugfix-branch:bugfix-branch
	```

	Github will automatically update the Pull Request after we push it, just wait for code review.

	Any question please contact to us through [hugegraph@googlegroups.com](mailto:hugegraph@googlegroups.com) or [other contact information](https://hugegraph.github.io/hugegraph-doc/).