Hi Mice, To submit a patch , you might want to go through this document once - http://wiki.cloudstack.org/display/dev/Git+workflow+in+the+brave+new+world
Procedure for submitting a patch through Review Board Tool - 1) Then once you have generated your patch and applied to apache branch(say 3.0.x) , you can go to the review board tool ( https://reviews.apache.org ) to create a new Review request. You'll need to create your account here and then login to your dashboard. 2) To create a new service request , you need to do the following - 2.1) - Click on New Review Request 2.2) - Choose the repository as - cloudstack-git 2.3) - Upload your patch where the "Diff" label is mentioned . You can leave the "Parent Diff" label empty and click on "Create Review Request". 3) Once this is done , you need to choose - 3.1) - Branch - The name of apache branch you are working on ( 3.0.x /Master) 3.2) - Specify the bug ticket number against "Bugs" label 3.3) - Choose groups as "cloustack" which will automatically send an email to cloudstack-dev list for your patch review. 3.4) - Similarly you can specify specific people under the "Peoples" label , in case you want anyone in particular to review your patch. 3.5) - Mention the details under the description , summary , Testing done labels. 4) Finally click on publish to send the patch for review. You'll see an email being sent to the cloudstack group , the specific people you added and yourself. Let me know in case you have any problems while submitting patches. Thanks & Regards, Pranav -----Original Message----- From: Mice Xia [mailto:mice_...@tcloudcomputing.com] Sent: Wednesday, July 04, 2012 7:55 AM To: cloudstack-dev@incubator.apache.org Subject: about patch submit Dears, During trying Cloudstack 3.0.x branch I found some minor bugs, and I would like to submit patches. Can someone tell me the workflow of submitting a patch? Such as * Should I file a bug in JIRA? * Where should I post the patch, in mail list or somewhere else? * Which branch should I target for? * Any other things need to pay attention? Regards Mice
