Ideally, issues should include:
- What you expected to see
- What you actually saw
- What you did to reproduce the issue
If you can fix the problem, then please create a pull request with the fix, we aim to review new issues and pull requests on a weekly basis, however, we do not guarantee this.
Any pull request that contains a version number change will be rejected; release creation is a separate process.
To ensure that changes are reviewed, no one person should merge their own pull requests.
By creating a pull request you:
- Grant the copyright to the BBC (section 2 of https://www.apache.org/licenses/icla.txt )
- Are legally allowed to grant the copyright to the BBC (section 4 of https://www.apache.org/licenses/icla.txt )
- Assert that the contents of the pull request are your own original creation (section 5 of https://www.apache.org/licenses/icla.txt )
On merging of the first pull request from a particular user, the merger of the pull request should assert (probably via comments on the pull request) that the creator of the pull request has accepted the above conditions. On merging subsequent pull requests from the same user, it can be assumed that the user already accepted the above conditions.