Contributing to Tizen Studio

Tizen Studio is an open-source project. You can contribute to the source code and help improve Tizen Studio.

You can access the Tizen source code and code review at the following sites:

• Source code repository
• Gerrit Code Review

To contribute code to Tizen Studio, follow these steps:

1. Clone the source code repository:

   git clone ssh://<ID>@review.tizen.org:29418/<git project path>
   

2. Create a Git branch for your changes:

   git checkout opensrc
   

3. Develop your contribution.

   For more information on how to develop and package Tizen Studio extensions, see the following guides:

   • Web/Native IDE Extension Development Guide
   • Emulator Extension Development Guide
   • Package File Description Guide
   • Metapackage File Description Guide

4. Build and test your contribution.

   Create a patch with your code, including appropriate test cases, which are mandatory if you add functionality or fix a bug. For more information on building the code locally for testing, see the Local Build Guide.

5. Commit and push your changes:

   git add <file name>
   git commit -m <update massage>
   git log // To successfully push your code, you must include 'change-id' and 'Signed-off-by' lines.
   git push origin <branch name>
   

   The change is listed in Gerrit Code Review.

6. Request a code review.

   In Gerrit, open your change line and add the extension maintainer as a reviewer.

   To identify the maintainer, in the extension source code package directory, open the pkginfo.manifest file.

   Your code can be merged by the maintainer when it meets the following criteria:

   • It has been reviewed by 2 reviewers.
   • The Code-Review score is 2 points or more.