Question about community practices

[Peter Petrov]

Hey everyone, 

I am pretty new here, so I wanted to ask some general questions, before posting things in the wrong places.

I am working on resolving an issue, so I wanted to make sure I am doing things right. I have written some code, but it does not seem to do what I expect. I have some suspicions why it has bugs, but I need to ask some questions, since I am not too familiar with sympy as a whole yet. 

Should I update my pull request with the new code and reference it in a post on the issue discussion page, or do you expect pull requests to be in general working pieces of code and I
should postpone updating my pull request until I have it all fixed? 

If you have some guidelines outlined somewhere about what you expect from Pull Requests in general I would appreciate a link.

Thanks in advance,

Peter

[Aaron Meurer]

You should push it to the pull request. We won't merge anything until
it works. Code on a pull request is the easiest for us to look at,
because GitHub gives a nice diff of everything, and we can comment
line-by-line, and Travis runs the tests automatically.

We do have a development workflow
https://github.com/sympy/sympy/wiki/development-workflow.

Aaron Meurer

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