Discussing your repo

Have questions, ideas, or want to connect with other users and developers? There are several ways to join the conversation around your repo.

Community Forums

Our primary place for discussions is the GitHub Discussions page. Here you can:

• Ask questions about using the software
• Share your experiences and use cases
• Connect with other community members
• Discuss ideas before creating formal feature requests

Discussion Categories

• General: General discussions about the project
• Ideas: Share ideas for improvements that aren't yet formal feature requests
• Q&A: Ask questions about using your repo
• Show and Tell: Share what you've built with your repo

Best Practices for Discussions

1. Search first: Check if your topic has already been discussed before creating a new thread.
2. Be clear: Use descriptive titles and provide context in your posts.
3. Be respectful: Follow our Code of Conduct.
4. Use proper formatting: Format code snippets, logs, and error messages using Markdown code blocks.
5. Stay on topic: Keep discussions focused on the original topic; create new threads for new topics.

Getting Help

If you need help with a specific issue:

1. Documentation: Start by checking our documentation.
2. Q&A: Post your question in the Q&A category of our GitHub Discussions.
3. Bug Reports: If you've found a bug, follow the bug reporting guidelines.

Developer Discussions

For discussions specifically about development, contributing code, or technical details:

1. Development Guide: Start with our Development Guide.
2. Pull Requests: Comment on relevant Pull Requests for implementation discussions.
3. Technical Discussions: Use the GitHub Discussions "Development" category for broader technical topics.

Community Guidelines

All community interactions should follow our Code of Conduct. We aim to foster an inclusive, welcoming, and productive environment for all contributors and users.

Join our community today and help shape the future of your repo!