Please avoid spamming issues with +1s. Unfortunately, Github doesn't have a way to vote on an issue. Shoot a mail to
them if you agree that ability to vote on an issue is essential.
This is the simplest way of contributing to gngr: use it and when you find bugs shoot us an issue report on GitHub.
We also need help in running systematic tests (such as tests from W3C). We will write more about that later.
When an issue is reported by a user, we need help in diagnosing the root cause and breaking it down to a small
test-case. This often requires familiarity with the browser stack (HTTP, HTML, CSS, JS, etc), while knowledge of
gngr's implementation is usually not required.
To help with triaging, search for issues with the need-triage label.
We often need advice / guidance from experts in browser and related technologies.
Please search for issues with the need-advice label.
Everyone is welcome to contribute. Issues that can be easily picked up are marked with the following tags:
- need-code : if you are ready to jump in with code.
- need-advice : if you have expertise on the topic.
- need-triage : if you would like to help test or analyse a particular issue.
Ofcourse, you are welcome to take up something that is not listed above, but please co-ordinate with us first before you spend effort on it.
You can also contribute to our upstream projects.