Pull Request Guidelines

• 1

  Title and Description

  Ensure that the pull request has a clear and concise title, along with a detailed description of the changes being made. This helps reviewers understand the context and purpose of the pull request.

• 2

  Reference Issues

  If the pull request addresses any existing issues, reference them in the description using the appropriate keywords (e.g., "closes #123"). This helps maintain a clear link between the pull request and the issue tracker.

• 3

  Code Quality

  Ensure that the code adheres to the project's coding standards and guidelines. Use consistent formatting, meaningful variable names, and provide comments where necessary to enhance readability.

• 4

  Testing

  Include tests for any new features or bug fixes. Ensure that all existing tests pass before submitting the pull request. This helps maintain the integrity of the codebase.

• 5

  Documentation

  Update any relevant documentation to reflect the changes introduced in the pull request. This includes updating the README, inline documentation, and any other pertinent documentation files.

• 6

  Peer Reviews

  Request reviews from team members or relevant stakeholders. Be responsive to feedback and make necessary adjustments to ensure the quality and accuracy of the pull request.

• 7

  Merge Conflicts

  Check for and resolve any merge conflicts before submitting the pull request. This ensures a smooth integration process and reduces the workload for reviewers.

• 8

  Continuous Integration

  Ensure that the pull request passes all continuous integration (CI) checks. Address any CI failures promptly to maintain the stability and reliability of the codebase.