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• Join the discussion and share ideas in our Slack channel and regular TSWG and TATF meetings.
• Raise an issue or feature request in our issue tracker
• Help another contributor with one of their questions, or a documentation review
• Suggest improvements by supplying a Pull Request or opening a Discussion
• Evangelize our work together in conferences, podcasts, and social media spaces.

This guide is for you.

Table Of Contents

• Contributing
  • Basic Flow
  • Advanced Flow
  • Commits
  • Branching
  • Tagging
  • Pull Requests
  • Review
• Issues
• Labels
  • Priority Labels
  • Type Labels
  • Status Labels

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This section is designed to help you make an edit if you aren't familiar with using Github GitHub and want to make a change to the TechArch any repository.

Basic Change Flow

If you're not familiar with Github GitHub and Git, here 's are a few simple steps you can use to get going and to contribute to the repository without ever touching the command line.

There is also a Video Walkthrough of how to do this if you prefer to learn over video.

1. Fork the TechArch repo into your account
   
   

2. Find the file you want to edit. Click the pen tool on the top right of the file to edit it. If you want to add a file, click "Add File". Click "create Create new branch". Learn More
   
   

3. Make your changes. When you are ready, click Pull Request on the bar above the file. Then create New Pull Request and choose to set the request to merge to the TechArch:main branch. Put any information you want to describe your changes on in the description, and you're done! Learn More.
   
   

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1. Go to the file in your branch that you want to edit.

2. Click the edit button ( step 2 from when you created the initial edit )

3. Make edits, but this time, instead of creating a new branch, commit to the same branch. Your changes will propogate propagate to the PR.
   

4. You may want to re-request a review. Click the sync button to do so:

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