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You can find a list of unassigned, outstanding items to be worked on in th the FCRepo Tracker. Notify You can also report issues that you discover directly to this tracker. Please notify us via the fedora-commons-developers mailing list if you plan on working on an item. When you're ready to submit code, you can attach your changes (vs trunk) to the issue in question and let us know, again via the developers mailing list. Note that there is also a Community Support Tracker in JIRA, where new issues can be submitted by anyone. These issues have not necessarily been verified by the committers, but can be "claimed" by anyone in the community..
If you submit code, weWe'd like to have your formal permission to distribute your contributions. ! To make this process easy, we can take an emailed copy of your signed CLA. For further instructions, see the Fedora Commons Licenses Page.
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- Building Fedora from Source- Instructions on building Fedora via Ant or Eclipse.
- Committer's Guide- A guide to our mailing lists, coding style, testing, branching, etc.
- FCREPO Tracker- Where the committers we track our current work (bugs, features, improvements). Submit bug reports and feature requests, and vote on issues here!
- FCSUPPORT Tracker- Where community members report problems and request featuresMiscellaneous support issues are tracked here. Sometimes bugs/feature requests for the FCREPO project will start here, then will be moved to the FCREPO tracker.
- FCREPO Build Status- Reports on the status of our automated builds and tests.
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