Contribute¶

We believe everyone has something valuable to contribute, whether you’re a coder, a writer, or a tester. Here’s how and why you could get involved:

Why join us: Work with like-minded people, grow your skills, connect with diverse professionals, and make a difference.
What do you get: Personal growth, recognition for your contributions, early access to new features, and the joy of seeing your work appreciated.
Start early, start simple: Dive into code contributions, improve documentation, or be among the first testers. Your presence matters, regardless of experience or the scale of your input.

Standards and expectations¶

Workshop is an emergent project stewarded by the DevEx department at Canonical. Before you start, familiarize yourself with two documents:

The Ubuntu Code of Conduct sets the standard for respectful collaboration across the community.
The license governs how the project’s code is used and distributed.

Pick the path that matches the work you want to do:

Contribute to development takes a code change from a local environment through to a merged pull request.
Contribute to this documentation follows the same arc for changes to this documentation.
Report a bug or share feedback through the issue tracker.

Maintainers can find the release process, automation, and repository tooling in Maintain the project.

Before opening a new issue, search the existing issues to avoid duplicates and to see whether the topic is already being worked on.