Events
- 10/10/2011 - LDAPCon 2011 (Heidelberg, Germany)
- 13/06/2011 - RMLL (Strasbourg, France)
- 9/07/2010 - RMLL (Bordeaux, France)
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Contributing
You want to contribute? Start by checking out the SVN repository. Details are on the Download page.
Feel free to send
- patches (against the SVN trunk)
- documentation in any form (HTML and OpenDocument formats are preferred, doc is fine also)
- feedback
The preferred language is English, but please send it anyway! Google translation is our friend :)
Source code
Please adhere to our defined code style.
Please check your code against:
- Checkstyle + Sun checks for code style
- Cobertura for test coverage (try to reach 30% for new features)
If you add new features, please contribute also the technical specification and test cases (JUnit + test plan).
Development documentation
A collection of documentation for developers is available in each version-specific documentation section :
Documentation for versions in development
Documentation for new features in versions yet-to-be-released can be published in the special section of this wiki: :documentation:future.
Tools
Forge
You can find the forge of LSC on http://tools.lsc-project.org/. There you can fill bugs, see the history of commits, etc.
Continuous build server
Hudson is available on http://build.lsc-project.org and will complain about any commits breaking the build in the #lsc-project IRC channel on Freenode.
Automatic code audit
A Sonar is available on http://sonar.lsc-project.org/, here you can see how code the LSC code is :)
License and contributions
LSC is under BSD license. To contribute new features or documentation, you need to send your code with a precise notice about the license under which you want to contribute. If this is not the original project license, your contribution will be integrated in a “third parties contribution” directory (non existent at this time).
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