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Guide to contributing to VelCom

Workflow

Some general directions on how development around this repository is structured.

Branches

There are two main branches, main and stable.

The stable branch is always stable and can be used for CD. The main branch is continuously deployed to a test instance at velcom.aaaaaaah.de. When the main branch appears to be stable enough, the stable branch is fast-forwarded to its current state.

The main branch is used for development roughly following GitHub flow:

  • Feature branches originate in the main branch and are merged back into it via PRs.
  • It should be stable, but exceptions can be made in certain situations.

PRs

PRs should originate from and merge back into the main branch. Usually, a PR is merged by the initial author.

Labels

Labels should always be used in lowercase. The following labels can be used, if applicable:

  • frontend (concerns the frontend)
  • backend (concerns the backend)
  • runner (concerns the runner)
  • shared (concerns the shared package)
  • meta (concerns dependencies and other build tool config files)
  • docs (improvements or additions to documentation)
  • cli (concerns the CLI)

Commits should be labeled by prefixing the commit summary with one or more labels, for example:

  • [runner] Always delete received benchrepo tar
  • [backend,runner] Do not set results when runner is reset on connect

Issues and PRs should not contain labels in the title like commits. Instead, they are labeled via GitHub.

Setup

Directions on how to set up a development environment.

First, install all build requirements specified in the manual install guide.

We use intellij for backend and runner development. Backend and runner development is confined to the backend/ directory.

IntelliJ autoformatting

This is an attempt at providing instructions for reproducible code autoformatting in intellij.

  1. Import the google style as project style
  2. Editor > General
    1. Enable Ensure an empty line at the end of a file on Save
  3. Enable Optimize imports when formatting files
  4. Editor > Code style > Java > Tabs and Indents
    1. Enable tabs and smart tabs
    2. Set the continuation indentation to 2
  5. Editor > Code style > Java > JavaDoc
    1. Disable Align parameter descriptions and Align thrown exception descriptions
    2. Enable Indent continuation lines