We welcome any kind of contributions. From filling issues, to fixing typos and bugs all the way to implementing improvements.
Please be aware though that pull requests that only reword sentences that might already convey the content correctly, might not be merged.
If this is your first time contributing to an open-source project, check out our TwilioQuest tutorial that will teach you in a fun way how to contribute to a project.
- A GitHub account
- git installed on your computer. Learn how to install it
- Meet the project requirements
- Run the sample app
- Enter the directory of the project. For example:
cd twilio-verify-android- You can run the test suite by running:
./gradlew test- You can run the UI tests by running:
./gradlew connectedAndroidTestPlease open a pull request on the twilio-verify-android repository from your fork and fill out the pull request template.
We want to make sure that this project is as welcoming to people as possible. By interacting with the project in any shape or from you are agreeing to the project's Code of Conduct. If you feel like another individual has violated the code of conduct, please raise a complaint to open-source@twilio.com.
All third party contributors acknowledge that any contributions they provide will be made under the same open source license that the open source project provided under.