hi,
This is will.zhou from NJ, i investigate ovirt and kvm for a long time. I go
through almost all the code of ovirt WUI and the backend process such as
host-status.rb, taskomatic.rb and others. Also i have set up a enviroment in my
home to run ovrit manager and nodes (with local storage)
I am thinking what can i do to contribute this project, for example
international it?
Since i did not get information from www.ovirt.org web page, i have to write
mails you, sorry if i disturb you guys, thanks.
will.zhou
regards
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?? wrote:> I go through almost all the code of ovirt WUI and the backend process > such as host-status.rb, taskomatic.rb and others. Also i have set up a > enviroment in my home to run ovrit manager and nodes (with local storage) > I am thinking what can i do to contribute this project, for example > international it?Excellent, as it is usual saying in open-source projects: patches welcome :) For general does and donts, please see Rich Jones' nice writeup http://et.redhat.com/~rjones/how-to-supply-code-to-open-source-projects/> Since i did not get information from www.ovirt.org web page, i have toWe have http://ovirt.org/contribute.html but it could be made clearer. But basically, follow http://ovirt.org/build-instructions.html and checkout 'next' branch from git repositories and send patches to the ovirt-devel list. Create your local git branch and rebase it to 'next' before sending patches with git-send-email. For Git Crash Courses see http://git.or.cz/