Want to show Apache JMeter some love? Help out by contributing!
Log it in GitHub issues:
Be sure to include all relevant information, like the versions of JMeter you’re using as long as Java version. A Test plan that caused the issue as well as any error messages are also very helpful.
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You might find useful Gradle commands in gradle.md
You require IntelliJ 2018.3.1 or newer.
Open as ProjectCreate separate module per source set is selectedUse default gradle wrapper is selectedFile already exists dialogue, choose Yes to overwriteOpen Project dialogue, choose Delete Existing Project and ImportEclipse can import Gradle projects automatically via Import...->Gradle project wizard.
Optionally you can generate an Eclipse project by running
./gradlew eclipse
The steps to import the sources (based on Eclipse 2019-06) into Eclipse are as follows:
Eclipse IDE for Java DevelopersKotlin for Eclipse plugin (builds scripts are written in Kotlin)File->Import...Existing Gradle Project and click NextHow to experience the best Gradle integration and click NextFinishThe best way to make sure your issue or feature is addressed is to submit a patch. We accept patches through:
However, before sending a patch, please make sure that the following applies:
./gradlew check)We do love to enhance Apache JMeter with you to become more powerful! The best way to work out your idea is to discuss it first at our dev mailing list:
Please, if you can, don't just throw us the code of a new feature; lets figure first together what would be the best approach regarding the current architecture and future plans, before any development. This way we all get sure that your idea is aligned with the codebase, and you can enjoy your happy coding even more :)
Documentation is very valuable to us.
It is located in xdocs folder in XML format.
You can contribute as you would for code through patch or PR (pull request).