Welcome to the Open Source Contribution Guide! 🎉 Whether you're a seasoned developer or just starting out, your contributions can make a meaningful impact on the OSS community. Here's how you can get involved:

🛠️ Ways to Contribute

  • Code Contributions ✅
    Fix bugs, implement new features, or optimize existing code.

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    *Example: Submit a pull request to improve our documentation tools.*

  • Documentation Help 📖
    Write or update guides, tutorials, and API references.

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    *Need help? Check out our [documentation standards](/docs/oss/oss_coding_standards) page.*

  • Testing & Feedback 🧪
    Run tests, report issues, or suggest improvements.

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  • Community Support 👥
    Answer questions on forums, mentor new contributors, or organize events.

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🧭 Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Fork the Repository 📁
    Create your own copy of the project on GitHub.

  2. Clone Your Fork 🔄
    Use git clone to set up the local development environment.

  3. Choose an Issue 🔍
    Browse the open issues to find something that interests you.

  4. Develop & Test 💻
    Make your changes and ensure they pass all automated tests.

  5. Submit a Pull Request 📤
    Push your changes and propose them for merging.

⚠️ Important Notes

  • Always follow the code of conduct to maintain a respectful environment.
  • Ensure your commits are atomic and descriptive.
  • Use the /docs/oss/oss_coding_standards page to align with our formatting rules.

🌱 Start Today

Ready to contribute? 🌟
Join our community chat and share your ideas!

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