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CONTRIBUTING.md
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1 # Contributing
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3 1. `main` is a protected branch (no one can commit or push to it). To contribute changes, branch off of main and make a pull request back to it.
4 1. To create a branch, always `git checkout main` and then `git checkout -b [your-branch-name]`. Typically branch names will include the ticket number they're aiming to resolve (e.g. `PP-9999-fix-header-nav`).
5 1. Commits should be prefixed with the ticket number like so: `PP-9999: Fix header nav.`
6 1. Once you're happy with your branch and think it's ready for code review, commit your changes, push them up and create a PR (pull request).
7 1. Make sure the PR title is well written, includes the ticket number, but is concise (short and to the point).
8 1. Make sure the PR description describes the problem, the resolution and links to the Jira ticket.
9 1. Request code review.
10 1. Once the code review is approved, your branch will be merged by the repo maintainer and included in release candidates and releases.