How to contribute efficiently?

[aph...@gmail.com]

Hi,

I've read all the contributing related articles and I also searched some keywords on both google groups.

Howevery I could not find any post related to how to work on Tensorflow codebase efficiently. 

https://www.tensorflow.org/community/contribute

https://medium.com/tensorflow/contributing-to-tensorflow-sigs-rfcs-testing-and-docs-1c0f8240166c

https://github.com/tensorflow/tensorflow/pull/33553

I've made my first PR request on Github, I can't trigger the CI manually somehow (why it is not triggered automatically?). 

It takes a lot of time to build Tensorflow from source  code. Could you tell me how can I the make the workflow faster? Or could you provide any docs/blogs to look at?

Thank you

[Martin Wicke]

Only committers (people who have committed a bunch, and are given write access to the repo) can trigger CI. We monitor PRs and someone should trigger it for you. 

Building TF locally is always a good idea. If you work directly in the files, rebuilding should be fast (although the initial build is definitely slow).

Side note, please move over to devel...@tensorflow.org. We're moving the testing group over there.

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