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#* You will use your GitHub user account to submit patches(PRs) against the Joomla code repository for bug fixes. | #* You will use your GitHub user account to submit patches(PRs) against the Joomla code repository for bug fixes. | ||
#Fill out this form [https://spreadsheets.google.com/viewform?formkey=dC03MldWeGZvUnQxbm1qN2hCUHFtcnc6MQ JBS Roster] | #Fill out this form [https://spreadsheets.google.com/viewform?formkey=dC03MldWeGZvUnQxbm1qN2hCUHFtcnc6MQ JBS Roster] | ||
| − | #Send an email request to | + | #Send an email request to [mailto:nick.savov@community.joomla.org Nick Savov] requesting membership in the Joomla! Bug Squad. You will have to provide one of them your Joomlacode Username.<noinclude>[[Category:Landing subpages|{{PAGENAME}}]]</noinclude> |
Revision as of 20:15, 15 September 2014
- Joomla! uses GitHub as its code repository and for reporting bugs.
- You will need a GitHub user account to report bugs (issues) on the CMS Issue tracker.
- You will use your GitHub user account to submit patches(PRs) against the Joomla code repository for bug fixes.
- Fill out this form JBS Roster
- Send an email request to Nick Savov requesting membership in the Joomla! Bug Squad. You will have to provide one of them your Joomlacode Username.