How to Grow as a Collaborator

Hello everyone, I am heiyu. About Ant Design, I believe everyone is very familiar with it. Before I contributed to Ant Design, I have used Ant Design in many background management system projects at work. The biggest feeling for me is that it is easy to use, beautiful, simple and stable. Now that the v5 version has been released, I strongly recommend everyone to try it. I am also fortunate to have developed the v5 version of the Tour component and App component, as well as some other maintenance work. Let me share with you the PR process of Ant Design, hoping to provide a reference for who are interested in building together for the community.

Pull Ant Design code to local

1. Fork project

First you need to fork the project, enter the project page, click the Fork button
Ant Design link will appear in your github account is https://github.com/heiyu4585/ant-design this project
Use the following command on the project address on the local computer: get a github folder

git clone https://github.com/[yourGithubAccount]/ant-design.git

Note: [yourGithubAccount] changed to your own github username

2. Add remote branch address

Go to the Ant Design folder and add the remote address of Ant Design

cd ant-design
git remote add upstream https://github.com/ant-design/ant-design

Pull the latest remote branch version

git pull upstream master

Now we are on the master branch from the fork, and this master is reserved for remote code tracking upstream

3. Create a new fix branch on github

4. Pull the new branch locally

git pull
git checkout fix-branch

Now we can change the code on the branch

Find the issue on the Ant Design issue page and analyze the selection

To help you start your first attempt, we use good first issues marks bugs and small features that are relatively easy to fix, and these issues are good as your first try. help wanted After all, it is easy to take over as a developer some problems.

Development Process

npm start A website running Ant Design locally
As issue mentioned. Debug, fixing or add new feature

Run test cases and specification checks

When add new related test case, also make sure all tests pass npm run test. Tips: You can use npm test -- --watch TestName to run specified tests during development.
Run npm test -- -u to update jest snapshot and put These updates are also committed (if any).
Make sure your code passes the lint check npm run lint.

Merge changes

A common problem is that the remote upstream (ant-design/master) has a new update, which will lead to conflicts when we submit the Pull Request, so we can put the commits of other remote developers and our commit is merged.
Switch to the master branch with the following code:

git checkout master

Use the following code to pull the latest code from the remote:

git pull upstream master

switch back to fix-branch

git checkout fix-branch

Merge the commit of master into fix-branch, and resolve conflicts if there are conflicts:

git rebase master

Submit the updated code to your own fix-branch:

git push origin fix-branch

Submit a Pull Request

You can switch to the branches page on your github code repository page, click the fix-branch branch, click the New pull request button, add relevant comments and submit. Or switch to the code repository of the fix-branch branch, click the Compare & pull request button, add relevant comments and submit.

On the PR page, carefully fill in the submission description according to the default format, and you can refer to the merged PR.
Check whether all the checks are passed. If you don’t click details, check the corresponding error report, and push again after repairing.

Accept the maintainer's review and modify it, and wait for the maintainer to merge after passing the test

Common errors

PR description is not filled in as required

Not rebase to latest version

react 16 test failed

Repair method:

npm run install-react-16
npm run test component/XXX

To be collaborator

After a period of continuous maintenance, Collaborators will start the invitation mechanism and initiate a vote in #3222. When enough votes are met, you will be officially invited to become a Collaborator.

Collaborators

Don't be afraid to make mistakes, do it bravely, everyone is welcome in the open source world.

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To learn more about Ant Design's development process and considerations, see:

contributor development maintenance guide