Contributing Guidelines

Remember that this is an inclusive community, committed to creating a safe, positive environment. See the full Code of Conduct.
Please consider raising an issue before submitting a pull request (PR) to solve a problem that is not present in our issue tracker. This allows maintainers to first validate the issue you are trying to solve and also reference the PR to a specific issue.
When submitting a PR, please follow this template (which will probably be already filled up once you create the PR).
When submitting a PR with changes to frontend (e.g. new screen, or an email template), please add screenshots to the PR description. Also run npm run lint in the frontend directory before commiting your changes for the frontend.
When you are finished with your work, please squash your commits otherwise we will squash them on your PR (this can help us maintain a clear commit history).
When writing in-code documentation as Docstrings, please follow this guide.
When creating an issue to report a bug in the project, please follow our bug_report.md template.

General Guidelines

In an active repository (not an archived one), choose an open issue from the issue list, claim it in the comments, and a maintainer will assign it to you.
After approval you must make continuous notes on your progress in the issue while working. If there is not at least one comment every 3 days, the maintainer can reassign the issue.
Create a branch specific to the issue you're working on, so that you send a PR from that branch instead of the base branch on your fork.
If you’d like to create a new issue, please go through our issue list first (open as well as closed) and make sure the issues you are reporting do not replicate the existing issues.
Have a short description on what has gone wrong (like a root cause analysis and description of the fix), if that information is not already present in the issue.
If you have issues on multiple pages, report them separately. Do not combine them into a single issue.