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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Hi Andy,<br>
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Welcome to the community.<br>
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First, the established way to contribute code is by creating a
trac ticket with the patch. vtiger will review it and apply it if
they consider they need to. Nobody has wrie access to svn
repository.<br>
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As to code updates, releases, sprints, roadmap, decisions about
where the product is going, ... all those decisions are made by
vtiger. Your best approach is to post the idea on the developers
list and (again) create a trac ticket with the request.<br>
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Joe<br>
TSolucio<br>
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El 21/09/13 15:52, Andy Sio escribió:<br>
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<div dir="ltr">Hi all,
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<div>I am pretty new to the developer list and developing
vTiger. It's not clear to me that if any of us can contribute
codes and fixes to the vTiger codebase. I know that I can
download the source from the svn, but it doesn't appear to me
that I can check in code. Also, the source code doesn't update
that often. I wonder if the vTiger team plan to be more agile
to release code more frequent instead of one big bang? At
least, we should have more iterative changes or sprint
release. What do you guys think? <br clear="all">
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-- <br>
Andy Sio
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