| Description | Master Branch | Stable Branch |
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| DataX.Flow Service | ||
| DataX.Gateway Service | ||
| DataX.Metrics Service | ||
| DataX.SimulatedData Service | ||
| DataProcessing | ||
| Website |
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The development workflow, including debugging and running tests.
- The services use .editorconfig files to maintain coding guidelines. See editorconfig
- The website uses the Prettier extension. See Prettier
- The Spark folder doesn't have guidelines yet. For contribution, please keep the code looking similar to the rest of the file being modified.
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Please also see our Code of Conduct.
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