python-tempestconf
source code is publicly available. You can contribute
code to individual projects, documentation, report bugs and vulnerabilities and
request features.
We have a storyboard project
created to track any change required for python-tempestconf
. If you have
found any bug, please, report it
there.
Important information to mention:
- System on which the problem occurred (e.g. CentOS, Ubuntu, …)
- The source of
python-tempestconf
you have used. The package version number in case of RPM or the branch used in case of installation from git.- The exact command with all arguments you have used.
- It’s always better to include the console output as well.
Create a story with a task for our project containing all the relevant information, mainly:
- description of the feature
- inputs (new CLI option, …) and outputs (desired configuration in tempest.conf) of the feature
- the reason why it should be implemented
Like any other project part of OpenStack, the development of
python-tempestconf
follows the OpenStack guidelines for contribution.
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If you have made any changes in the source code, run tests locally before posting a review. You can do so by running tox.
If you’ve made any changes in the documentation (under doc/
) run:
$ tox -edocs
If you’ve made any changes in the source code run unit tests as follows:
$ tox -epy36
and pep8 check like following:
$ tox -epep8
If you’ve written also a releasenote, make sure the syntax is correct by running:
$ tox -ereleasenotes
If you’ve made any changes which are related to a task in a story in our storyboard project, please, include a story and task number in the commit message.
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