This document outlines the rules and expectations for opening, claiming, and managing issues in the MyZubster ecosystem.
Before opening a new issue, please check if a similar issue already exists.
When creating a new issue, include:
- Title: A clear, concise description of the problem or feature.
- Description:
- What is the expected behavior?
- What is the actual behavior (if a bug)?
- Steps to reproduce (if applicable).
- Any relevant logs, screenshots, or error messages.
- Labels: Add appropriate labels (e.g.,
bug,enhancement,good-first-issue,bounty).
- Comment on the issue to express your interest.
- A maintainer will assign the issue to you.
- Please only claim issues you intend to complete in a reasonable time.
- All bounty payments are made exclusively in XMR (Monero).
- If an issue has a bounty, it will be clearly labeled (e.g.,
bounty,paid, or an XMR amount). - To receive payment:
- Complete the work and open a Pull Request (PR).
- Provide a valid XMR address in the PR description or in a comment.
- Once the PR is merged, the bounty will be sent to the provided XMR address.
- Issues without a bounty label are community contributions and are not eligible for payment.
- Open – The issue is created and available for assignment.
- Assigned – A contributor is assigned to the issue.
- In Progress – The contributor is actively working on the issue.
- Ready for Review – A Pull Request is opened and linked to the issue.
- Under Review – Maintainers are reviewing the PR.
- Merged / Closed – The PR is merged and the issue is closed.
- Do not claim multiple issues at once without maintainer approval.
- Do not open a PR without first claiming the issue.
- Do not post code snippets in issue comments instead of a full PR — this will not be accepted as a valid solution.
If you have questions about an issue, comment directly on it or reach out to the maintainers.
- CONTRIBUTING.md – General contribution guidelines.
- README.md – Project overview.
Thank you for helping us build MyZubster! 💚