Thanks for using OSMnx and for considering contributing to it by opening an issue or pull request. Every piece of software is a work in progress. This project is the result of many hours of work contributed freely its contributors and the many people that build the projects on which it depends. Thank you for contributing!
Please ask your question on StackOverflow, as we reserve the issue tracker for bug reports and new feature development. Any such questions asked in the issue tracker will be automatically closed.
Ensure you have followed the installation instructions in the documentation. If you installed OSMnx via conda-forge, please open an issue at its feedstock.
- Read the error message, then review the documentation and OSMnx Examples Gallery, which cover key concepts, installation, and package usage.
- Search through the open and closed issues to see if the problem has already been reported.
- If the problem is with a dependency of OSMnx, open an issue in that dependency's repo.
- If the problem is with OSMnx itself and you can fix it simply, please open a pull request.
- If the problem persists, please open an issue in the issue tracker, and provide all the information requested in the template, including a minimal working example so others can independently and completely reproduce the bug.
- Post your proposal on the issue tracker, and provide all the information requested in the template, so we can review it together (some proposals may not be a good fit for the project).
- Fork the repo, make your change, update the changelog, run the tests, and submit a pull request.
- Adhere to the project's code and docstring standards by running its pre-commit hooks.
- Respond to code review.
The OSMnx project follows three principles when adding new functionality: 1) it is useful for a broad set of users, 2) it generalizes well, and 3) it is not trivially easy for users to implement themselves.