Posted by fndtn357 on January 28, 2011 at 5:23pm
Start:
2011-02-26 03:00 - 04:00 America/New_York Organizers:
Event type:
User group meeting
Presenters: rerooting and rjgoldsborough
Drupal.org's "issue queues" are where you can find answers to your problems, and where Drupal is collaboratively created. Learning to navigate and use them will help you become more successful with Drupal and a member of the community.
This topic will cover, generally, Drupal's open source development process for core and contributed modules/themes, as well as best practices in the issue queues. Practically:
We'll discuss how the issue queues work:
- how to search them effectively to find answers
- how to read and follow an issue to figure out the status of a fix or feature
- how to evaluate a module's health/stability by its issue queue, and
- how to post effectively: to solve problems, help others, and help build Drupal.
We'll also discuss patches, (changes to code or documentation meant to fix or improve Drupal core and its contributed modules and themes):
- how to apply a patch to a module (or Drupal core,)
- how to make a patch, yourself, and
- how to review a patch.

Comments
Please RSVP on Meetup:
Please RSVP on Meetup: Contributing to Drupal: the Issue Queues and Patching.
Thanks James!
BTW, rjgoldsborough is not yet confirmed to present...
Ooops
my bad..... I thought it was a posted event.
now it's confirmed
The event was confirmed, just not the presenters...
But now we're good. Richard S will talk about the issue queues, then Jake Goldsborough: patching.