Contributing to FreeBSD via Github By: Warner Losh

A comprehensive look at contributing to FreeBSD via Github. In addition to the basics of how to create a pull requests, we'll explore how to structure your submissions to spped their acceptance. You'll learn the criteria used to evaluate the submission, what is and isn't acceptable. You'll learn about tools to use to test your submission for compliance with style, proper man page construction, and shell script linting. I'll cover copyright and license issues. I'll briefly cover writing tests. I'll discuss what to expect from the review process, what to do if the reviews are slow to come in. I'll cover when to use phabricator or bugzilla instead. This will touch on the basics with pointers in the slides to more detailed treatment of all these topics.
It will be geared to the first time contributors to FreeBSD of all abilities to code, write or port. The goal will be to teach how to make a good submission and take the mystery and uncertainty around it away.

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what was the git clone alternative Benedict Reuschling recommended? 44:30 ish