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- CONTRIBUTING TO MOODLE
- ======================
- Moodle is made by people like you. We are members of a big worldwide community
- of developers, designers, teachers, testers, translators and other users. We
- work in universities, schools, companies and other places. You are very welcome
- to join us and contribute to the project.
- See <https://docs.moodle.org/dev/Contributing_to_Moodle> for the many ways you
- can help, not only with coding.
- Moodle is open to community contributions to core, though all code must go
- through peer-review, automated behaviour testing, continuous integration and
- human post-integration checks.
- Pull requests
- -------------
- Please do not open pull requests via Github. The repository there is just a
- mirror of the official repository at <https://git.moodle.org>. Issues are
- reported and patches provided via <https://tracker.moodle.org>. See below for
- more information.
- Moodle core bug fixes and new features
- --------------------------------------
- During the years of intensive development, a mature process of including
- submitted patches has evolved.
- * Every bug fix or new feature must have a tracker issue.
- * You publish the branch implementing the fix or new feature in your public
- clone of the moodle.git repository (typically on Github).
- * Your patch is peer-reviewed, discussed, integrated, tested and then released
- as a part of moodle.git.
- * New features are developed on the master branch. Bug fixes are also
- backported to currently supported maintenance (stable) branches.
- For further details, see <https://docs.moodle.org/dev/Process>.
- Moodle plugins
- --------------
- Moodle has a framework for additional plugins to extend its functionality. We
- have a Moodle plugins directory <https://moodle.org/plugins/> where you can
- register and maintain your plugin. Plugins hosted in the plugins directory can
- be easily installed and updated via the Moodle administration interface.
- * You are expected to have a public source code repository with your plugin
- code.
- * After registering your plugin in the plugins directory it is reviewed before
- being published.
- * You are expected to continuously release updated versions of the plugin via
- the plugins directory. We do not pull from your code repository; you must do
- it explicitly.
- For further details, see <https://docs.moodle.org/dev/Plugin_contribution>.
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