Code Contributions

1. Get to know moja global (Thank you for doing this already! Otherwise you would not be here.)
   • Read the Contributing document
   • Read the Code of Conduct
   • Review the Coding Guidelines and the Contribution Criteria.
   • Review the bug-list, open issues, Project Board (if you want to code a new feature) or the Strategic Plan (if you want to start a new Project.)
   • Contact the Code Coach if available in the README document or the Repo Maintainer by submitting an Issue with an @mention.

2. Join the moja global organisation

3. Fork the repository if you do not want to join moja global or want to start working before your request to join has been approved.

4. Follow Vincent Driessen’s Git Branching System
   • Name your Branch with same name using the Feature or Branch name with a version number
5. Make your contribution
   • Make changes or additions to the code
   • Follow documentation rules
6. Submit your contribution
   • Submit a Pull-Request to the Branch you want to contribute .
   • Use a clear and descriptive title
   • Ensure maintainers can understand your proposed changes from the description
   • Sign your message with Signed-off-by: Random J Developer <random@developer.example.org> to agree to Developer Certificate of Origin (DCO) (to certify that you wrote or otherwise have the right to submit your contribution to the project.)
   • Ensure your Pull-Request passes all checks and has no conflicts
   • Click Create Pull Request
7. Get credit for your work
   • Claim credit if you are not listed yet.