- Go to https://github.com/GreenteaOS/Greentea/issues
- Green indicator means the actual message
- Red indicator - closed, irrelevant discussion or already fixed bug: https://github.com/GreenteaOS/Greentea/issues?q=is%3Aissue+is%3Aclosed link to all completed discussions
- The search field is located directly under the Issues tab (not to be confused with the This repository box at the top of the screen)
To leave a comment you need to have a GitHub account: https://github.com/join
You can insert pictures! Drag the image file to the input field or paste it from the clipboard using the Ctrl + V keyboard shortcut.
To mention the developer, use the @ character, for example @torvalds
To preview, click Preview (and then click Write to return from the preview mode).
- Go to https://github.com/GreenteaOS/Greentea/issues
- Make sure, through the search, that there is no similiar issue: type the text in the search field directly under the Issues tab
- Create issue by clicking the New issue button or by following the link https://github.com/GreenteaOS/Greentea/issues/new
- Add emotion to any comment:
- Vote for an emotion or add one more:
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The meaning of emotions should be interpreted accordingly as:
- "like/agree/makes sense"
- "dislike/disagree/against"
- "funny joke!"
- "hurray!/finally!"
- "hmmm/eh/gee/sorry/nothing is clear/okay/have to think"
- "I really like/I really hope/the best comment"
Commit is a small update of the source code with a description to it. Usually commits are self-sufficient, for example: "Updated the icon", "Renamed the shutdown button of the computer". Large updates can consist of a group of commits going in turn.
In accordance with international standards - commits are conducted in English, as well as comments to them.
Click on the commit hash, for example e1b5d02 or e1b5d027a6913e0e4bbb6ecbbf62153cbb99ddc2, this will open the commit view page. Now you can leave a comment or start a discussion by clicking the [+] icon next to the desired line:
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