Contributing

Nautilus consists of a de-centered collection of repositories containing mostly markdown files. Find a list of them at: http://52.59.198.28:8080/.

Questions

If you have any questions, either:

Contact one of the maintainers directly.
Create an issue in an active repository. See http://52.59.198.28:8080/ for which repositories are active.

Overview

Individual contributions should be made in your own fork of one (any) of the other forks
diminator/nautilus is the OG repo, but it's not the de facto 'upstream' repository
To make a contribution to another fork:
- Create a new branch in your own repository, subject to the naming convention (TBD)
- Commit the changes to your branch
- Sync your branch to the master branch of the repository you want to merge into
- Open a pull request in that repository
Note: you can only loosely trust that contributions will be circulated, unless you make a pull request in every other fork

Ways of Contributing

Problems

Current consensus holds that you evolve the project by:
- Contributing 'problems'
- Solving 'problems'

Creating a Problem

Create a new branch called problems/[name-of-your-problem]
Create a file in docs/problems
Commit the file to your branch and merge it into master