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* There is an [https://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=openstack-chef #openstack-chef channel] on freenode.net. Come hang out with us and collaborate there. | * There is an [https://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=openstack-chef #openstack-chef channel] on freenode.net. Come hang out with us and collaborate there. | ||
* We have a maintainers list located [http://bit.ly/openstack-chef-maintainers here]. Please don't hesitate to reach out. | * We have a maintainers list located [http://bit.ly/openstack-chef-maintainers here]. Please don't hesitate to reach out. | ||
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==Bug Tracking== | ==Bug Tracking== | ||
Revision as of 10:42, 9 February 2017
This page serves as a getting started guide for community members interested in introducing themselves to the OpenStack Chef cookbooks and community.
Communication
- The OpenStack + Chef community leverages the main openstack-dev mailing list with the tag of [chef] in the subject line.
- There is an #openstack-chef channel on freenode.net. Come hang out with us and collaborate there.
- We have a maintainers list located here. Please don't hesitate to reach out.
Bug Tracking
We track bugs and feature requests using a single Launchpad project called OpenStack + Chef. You can see the list of open bugs or file a new bug.
Blueprints / Feature Tracking
For major feature enhancements and planning you can use Launchpad's Blueprints system for the OpenStack + Chef project on Launchpad. You can create a new blueprint that may be targeted to a milestone and tracked appropriately. The process for blueprint content reviews is documented here: https://github.com/openstack/openstack-chef-specs
How to Contribute
We have broken this off into another page here.
