1- Getting help
2- ============
1+ Contributing and getting help
2+ =============================
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4+ Contributing
5+ ------------
6+
7+ Contributions are welcomed from anyone, including posting issues or
8+ submitting pull requests to the [pyro github](https://github.com/python-hydro/pyro).
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10+ Users who make significant contributions will be listed as developers
11+ in the pyro acknowledgements and be included in any future code
12+ papers.
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14+ Issues
15+ ------
16+
17+ Creating an issue on github is a good way to request new features,
18+ file a bug report, or notify us of any difficulties that arise using
19+ pyro.
20+
21+ To request support using pyro, please create an issue on the pyro
22+ github and the developers will be happy to assist you.
23+
24+ If you are reporting a bug, please indicate any information necessary
25+ to reproduce the bug including your version of python.
26+
27+ Pull Requests
28+ -------------
29+
30+ *Any contributions that have the potential to change answers should be
31+ done via pull requests. * A pull request should be generated from your
32+ fork of pyro and target the `master ` branch.
33+
34+ The unit and regression tests will run automatically once the PR is
35+ submitted, and then one of the pyro developers will review the PR and
36+ if needed, suggest modifications prior to merging the PR.
37+
38+ If there are a number of small commits making up the PR, we may wish
39+ to squash commits upon merge to have a clean history. *Please ensure
40+ that your PR title and first post are descriptive, since these will be
41+ used for a squashed commit message. *
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443Mailing list
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847`pyro-code@googlegroups.com
948<https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/pyro-code> `_ and
1049subscribe. You can then send questions to that list.
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