Contents

Intro to PBS Pro

Philosophy (Bill, Jon)

Tools we use: github, Jira, etc. (pointers to useful pages) (Brem)

Platforms supported by open source version of PBS Pro (Jon)

Contributing to PBS Pro

Roles in PBS Pro

Becoming a contributor

Contributing code

Overview

Getting started with the codebase (code location, fork & clone)

Choosing an issue and designing your solution

Writing the code ???

Testing your code (

Ian)

Using PTL for testing

Getting your changes added to the main repository

Making well-chosen commits (openstack page)

Signing your git commits

How to write a good commit message

Testing PBS Pro (Real page by Ian)

Writing tests

Bugs

Filing bugs and feature requests

The bug lifecycle

Timeline, Roadmap, and Versions

PBS Pro roadmap (Bill, Jon)

PBS Pro versioning (Jon)

PBS Pro documentation

End-user documentation

Internal design specification (coming soon)

Doxygen output

Contact and communication

Mailing lists

The fine print: being part of the community

Code of Conduct

Acceptable Use Policy

Resources

Git, Github, etc.

When to rebase the code (link to page) (Ravi)

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