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# Contributing to beanstalkd
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Greetings. Firstly, if you're thinking of contributing to
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beanstalkd, thank you! It's the hard work of people like you that
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keeps beanstalkd a high-quality codebase and running smoothly in
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the demanding, high-volume production environment of the servers
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of many organizations around the world.
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Please note that this project is released with a Contributor
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Code of Conduct. By participating in this project you agree
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to abide by its terms. See CodeOfConduct.txt for details.
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## General
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This is a mature project, so it rarely takes on new features. We
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mostly focus on stability, bug fixing, clarity, and performance,
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in that order.
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## Issues
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When reporting a bug, please describe:
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- which version of beanstalkd you're using
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- steps to reproduce the bug
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- the behavior you saw
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- the behavior you expected
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If you're not using the latest version, please consider also
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testing with the latest. There's a good chance the bug you found
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has already been fixed.
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## Good commit messages
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Please see how to write good commit messages in the Go contributing guide
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[here](https://golang.org/doc/contribute.html#commit_messages).
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## Pull Requests
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When opening a pull request, try to keep the changes focused on
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one topic and avoid unrelated changes (even small things, like
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editing punctuation or whitespace in comments).
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If you're making big changes, consider discussing it on the
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mailing list first. You might save yourself a lot of time if it
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turns out that the changes you want to make aren't a good fit for
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the project. This is especially true if you are adding new
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functionality.
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