Anytype Android repository is open for contributions

Hello there! We are thrilled to announce that from now on our repository is open for contributions :heart: :technologist: Thank you for your desire to develop Anytype together! :handshake:

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What is the best practice for bug and FR ?

  • Post any new bug/FR : here or/and on Github ?
  • if I want to contribute by working on a bug/FR quoted here, I open an equivalent ticket on Github?

And not being a Github expert (solo use, or private Git outside Github), I also need to learn how to use all this to help without getting in the way (PR Git, link to tickets,…): if anyone has a tutorial, thanks for sharing :slight_smile:

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Hey @Shampra, thanks for reaching out. Yes, we want our contributors to post directly on Github.

You could start with this guide: https://github.com/anyproto/anytype-kotlin/blob/main/docs/CONTRIBUTING.md

Let us know if it was useful for you and don’t hesitate to ask further questions.

Best,
Anytype Android Team :heart:

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Thanks @eugene .

A suggestion : Make only one page CONTRIBUTING.md.
Because https://github.com/anyproto/anytype-kotlin/blob/main/docs/CONTRIBUTING.md is not the same than https://github.com/anyproto/anytype-ts/blob/main/docs/CONTRIBUTING.md (the version I read before posting).
Even though it’s pretty much the same thing, I started out doubting whether I’d read it properly :sweat_smile:.
(and in fact, I read the part about pull requests too quickly)

So, we can pull request directly? Pehaps after creating the bug/FR ticket?
I think I have to test to create one to learn :slight_smile: .

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Yes, play around and then you should be able to open a pull request directly. Thanks for joining us!

We’ve just opened discussions. Come and join us!

Should we keep using the bug reports category here in the forum in parallel with GitHub? Will one of them eventually go away?
Feel free to answer my questions in About the Bug Reports category so more people can see your answers/clarification.

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