We recommend the following guidelines for reporting bugs -
- For faster response, we recommend using Kinvey support.
- For bugs and enhancements specific to the sdk that are not time critical, please file a GitHub issue.
When filing a bug, please provide as much of the following information as possible -
- Steps to reproduce
- Expected result
- Actual result
- Sample code that demonstrates the issue
- Kinvey app ID (never post your app secrets publicly)
When contributing to the repository, please follow these guidelines -
- All contributions must be in the form of a pull request, with the
masterbranch as the base. - Pull requests must pass the unit tests in the codebase. Whenever possible, new code should also add unit tests.
- Each commit should include a commit message describing the change; and each pull request should include a high level summary of the bug or enhancement being addressed by the pull request.
- The core team (Kinvey engineering) is currently responsible for reviewing, merging and releasing new code.
We require that all contributors sign a Contributor License Agreement prior to making a contribution. Please fill out the CLA so we can accept your contributions. If you have questions, you can email backend@kinvey.com.