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Contributing to EWWW IO
👍🎉 First off, thanks for taking the time to contribute! 🎉👍
Code of Conduct
Someday, we'll have something more substantial. For now, let's keep it simple:
- Be nice, you'll catch more flies with honey (or something like that)
- Do not file an issue to ask for support. Issues are for bugs and feature requests, but if you have a question, you can contact us directly.
- Do not issue a pull request without submitting an Issue first.
Coding Standards
All PHP code submitted must follow the WordPress Coding Standards, specifically the Core ruleset. All commits are automatically tested for this, but it helps if you know what the rules are. JS and CSS code is honestly a bit unruly at this point.
Reporting Issues
When you submit a bug:
- Include as much detail as possible. If you're not sure about something, include it anyway.
- Include steps to reproduce the issue, in as much detail as possible, including other plugins/themes that are involved, and settings that may affect the bug.
- Explain what behavior you expected to see, and point out exactly what you saw instead that was not expected.
- If applicable, provide screenshots.
- Provide images that you've used to reproduce the issue.
- Enable EWWW IO's debugging option and provide as much of it as possible. You may wish to redact the user account and file system paths listed.
- Check older versions to see if it is a regression. You can download them from the Advanced section at wordpress.org.