Contributing

Welcome to the RubberDuckCrew! We appreciate contributions of all kinds—whether you want to report issues, request features, submit pull requests, or help with documentation.

For the full and up-to-date guidelines, please refer to our organizational documentation: RubberDuckCrew Contributing Guide

Code of Conduct

We value an inclusive and respectful environment. Please read our Code of Conduct before participating.

Conventions

We follow shared standards for code style, commit messages, branch naming, labels, and workflows. Details are in the sections below and in the Conventions Guide.

Commit Messages

Follow our commit message conventions for clarity and consistency. See examples and rules in the Conventions Guide.

Branch Naming

Branches should be named descriptively, e.g. feature/login-screen or fix/typo-readme. More details and patterns are in the Conventions Guide.

Labels

We use labels to organize issues and pull requests. Please apply relevant labels when possible. See the Conventions Guide for a list and explanations.

Forks & Pull Requests

If you don't have write access, fork the repository and submit your changes via pull request. Step-by-step instructions are in the Forks Guide.

Quick Start

1. Fork the repository (if needed)
2. Make your changes locally
3. Follow the conventions (see above)
4. Create a pull request

For more information and examples, visit the RubberDuckCrew Contributing Guide.