Contributing to easyb

[Phasmal]

Hi,

I have written a basic integration for easyb running from gradle in my day job. It's got testing, single file test and debugging - the first two I've tested working through Netbeans, the latter only command-line.

I'm hoping to pursuade my organisation to open-source the code and I'm wondering how you guys handle contributions - eg. is there an agreement to sign over copyright with, or do you accept code contributed directly as MIT?

Cheers,
Rob

[Andrew Glover]

No agreement necessary -- fork the repo on Github and submit a pull request! 

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[Richard Vowles]

I have been doing some work trying to pull the build tool out of easyb-core, however an entirely new repo dedicated to gradle would be welcome...

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[Phasmal]

Cool. Well I'm still chasing up authorization with my organisation to release the code. I'm hoping to have something in the next couple of weeks.

Rob