Thanks that you want to contribute to viur-cli!
In case you encounter a bug, or you miss a feature, please file an issue.
If you created a solution for a problem or added a feature, please make a pull request. This can also be done as a draft, in case you want to discuss a change or aren't finished.
When creating a pull request, try to follow the Conventional Commit paradigm. This is also part of the pull requests naming scheme, as pull requests are usually squash merged.
| Type | SemVer | |
|---|---|---|
| any of following types | - A commit that has a footer:BREAKING CHANGE: <description>AND/OR - A commit that has a ! after the type or optional scope: <type>[optional scope]!: <description> |
MAJORBreaking Change |
feat |
A new feature, introducing a new feature to the codebase | MINOR |
fix |
A bug fix, patching a bug in your codebase | PATCH |
refactor |
A change that neither fixes a bug nor adds a feature | - |
docs |
Documentation only changes | - |
style |
Changes that do not affect the meaning of the code (white-space, formatting, missing semi-colons, etc) | - |
perf |
A code change that improves performance | - |
test |
Adding missing or correcting existing tests | - |
chore |
Changes to the build process or auxiliary tools and libraries such as documentation generation | - |
ci |
Changes to the continuous integration | - |
build |
Changes to the build process or code generation | - |
Visit Vahid Hallaji's Blog for a nice a short explanation.
viur-cli needs you! All developers are invited to review pull requests, so we can merge PRs as soon as possible and make changes according to our standards and that only works, if people help out. If you are not on the reviewers list, just add yourself or ask a maintainer to configure access for you.
If there are documentation changes to review, there should be a 'doc-review' tag added to the issue or pull request
Please document your changes and provide info in any form you can.
viur-cli uses the semantic versioning scheme.
Any major.minor.bugfix release is being published to PyPI.
Furthermore, the following rules provided in PEP-440 apply to pre-releases which are also made available to PyPI for open tests.
devNfor development and test releases (including release tests, may be broken)alphaNfor feature-incomplete alpha releasesbetaNfor feature-completed beta releasesrcNfor release-candidates, where bugs may be fixed
In all cases, N is a number counted upwards for every pre-release kind.
viur-cli has several dependencies, which are maintained by the Pipfile.
- For local development and dependency management, run
pipenv install --dev - Update dependencies with
pipenv update - Regenerate requirements.txt from locked pipenv using
pipenv requirements --hash >requirements.txt
Try to keep external dependencies low.
In case you have appropriate permissions, a release can be done this way:
- Bump version number in
src/viur_cli/version.py - Update
CHANGELOG.mdand also check version number there - Commit and tag version with
f"v{__version__}
viur-cli has two actively maintained branches:
- main is the current stable version as released on PyPI.
- develop is the next minor version and may be released as release candidates to PyPI.
Maintainer of this project is @grashalmbeisser.