For all the devs out there willing to contribute to DVC, here is a quick guide to contributing to iterative/dvc repo
🐞 Open a new issue
💻 Set up a dev environment
🍴 Fork iterative/dvc
🧪 Add tests and run them locally
⬆️ Submit a pull request
@iterativeai
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🐞 Open a new issue
Open a new issue in the issue tracker, whether it be a bug report or a feature request. 👇🏽
github.com/iterative/dvc/…
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🍴 Fork iterative/dvc
Fork iterative/dvc and then clone it into your local computer to start contributing.
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💻 Set up a dev environment
Make sure that you have Python 3.8 or higher installed. Install DVC in editable mode with ‘pip install -e ".[all,tests]" '.
All this is preferably in a virtual environment.
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🧪 Add tests and run them locally
We have unit tests in "tests/unit/" and functional tests in "tests/func/". Consider writing the former to ensure complicated functions and classes behave as expected.
The simplest way to run tests is using the command "python-m tests".
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Well done 😊. We’re just about there…
⬆️ Submit a pull request
And finally, submit a pull request, referencing any issues it addresses and get it reviewed and merged. 🎉
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❤️Thanks for reading
We all could make #DVC more helpful for everyone together 🤝
Go ahead, fork DVC and try resolving an issue 👇🏽
github.com/iterative/dvc
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