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Hi @danigm, I'm a computer science student at a research institution in Asia.
I have been coding in Python for around 4 years now, I'm interested in contributing to OSS and this project interests me and I believe it will help me to kickstart my open-source journey.
I read through the project description and I got a gist of it, Can you guide me on getting started with this project?
Regards,
aarvee
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Hi @danigm, I'm a computer science student at a research institution in Asia. I have been coding in Python for around 4 years now, I'm interested in contributing to OSS and this project interests me and I believe it will help me to kickstart my open-source journey.
I read through the project description and I got a gist of it, Can you guide me on getting started with this project?
Regards, aarvee
The first thing to do is to be able to run the current test suite from the source code. For that you will need a Linux OS, in a real machine or a virtual machine. I suggest to install openSUSE Tumbleweed, but any modern linux will work. Get the source code and install the dependencies in the system. After that you can just run the test suite with pytest
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Hi @danigm, I've gotten rpmlint installed and running on my system, also I've studied how software testing works and learned using unittests and pytests. Can you guide me on what to do next to get started with this project?
Thanks,
aarvee
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Hi @danigm, I've gotten rpmlint installed and running on my system, also I've studied how software testing works and learned using unittests and pytests. Can you guide me on what to do next to get started with this project?
If you have the rpmlint code from github and all dependencies and you can run "pytest" correctly, now it's time to try to modify something. We've some issues in the github project with the label "help wanted", you can take a look to them and try to find something simple to do.
Fork the repository, create a branch and you can start to work. Don't hesitate to create a draft Pull Request and ask me there, I could review the code and help a bit more.
The big tasks related to the GSoC are rpm-software-management/rpmlint#1105 and rpm-software-management/rpmlint#1104.
You can always take a look to the project and look for something simple to improve. There are a lot of old issues and maybe there's something there that can be fixed, or maybe create new tests to improve code coverage or some reported issue that's not been tested.
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hi @danigm
I am Hafsa Parker, a software Engineer, and I am interested in this project for GSOC. Can you guide me through how I can contribute and make my chances of being selected this year?
Kind Regards,
Hafsa Parker
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hi @danigm I am Hafsa Parker, a software Engineer, and I am interested in this project for GSOC. Can you guide me through how I can contribute and make my chances of being selected this year? Kind Regards, Hafsa Parker
Hello! in the previous comments you have the steps to follow:
- Get the source code, install dependencies and run the current test suite: #204 (comment)
- Look for some task to do: #204 (comment)
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