* Pieter Hintjens <[email protected]> [2012-01-09 16:58:54 -0600]: > To contribute a new feature, one forks libzmq, writes and tests the > feature and makes a pull request. All pull requests would be > automatically published to zeromq-dev for review and comment. When a > feature gets consensus approval the maintainers merge the pull request > onto master. From then on, it will be included in automatic builds and > tested by early adopters. > > To contribute a bug fix, one forks libzmq, writes and tests the bug > fix, and makes a pull request to master. The maintainers check that > there is a proper test case (for fixes to stable branches) and retest > the fix after merging the pull request. The maintainers then merge > that fix to the various branches it affects, and the bug fix is then > included in automatic builds of that branch and will go into new > packages.
> Comments and discussion welcome. > > -Pieter Would the above "new feature" procedure also be used for the language bindings, e.g. czmq? I note that czmq already uses the fork/pull request procedure for bug fixes. Phil
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