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Hacktoberfest Contribution Rules
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First, make sure you’ve signed up for Hacktoberfest to be eligible for the event.
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Check out the Hyperswitch repository on GitHub. Ensure you “Star” and “Like” the repo so you can find the issues easily.
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Hyperswitch requires you to submit at least 1 accepted pull request between October 1st and October 31st to qualify for rewards.
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If you submit more than 3 accepted pull requests between October 1st and October 31st, you'll qualify for Premium rewards.
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Explore the Repository:
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Look through the repository and check the Issues section to find issues marked as hacktoberfest, good first issue, or help wanted.
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Read the project’s README, Contribution Gudielines and ensure you understand the project structure before you start contributing.
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If you are attempting to Paid contributions, we request you to go through Terms & Conditions before you start to work on the projects.
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One Issue at a Time: Contributors are only allowed to work on one issue at a time. Once your pull request (PR) for an issue has been successfully merged or closed, you can select another issue to work on.
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Please comment on the issue you want to work on so maintainers know that it’s being handled. We will assign the issue to you once we confirm your request.
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Pull Request Guidelines:
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Follow Coding Standards: Please ensure that your code follows the project's coding style and guidelines. Always run any necessary tests or linters before submitting a PR.
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Branch Naming: Always create a new branch for your contributions. Use meaningful names like fix/issue-<issue-number> or feature/issue-<issue-number>.
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Descriptive Commits: Use clear, concise, and meaningful commit messages.
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PR Title and Description: Ensure the title of your pull request clearly describes the issue you're solving. In the PR description, link to the relevant issue number (e.g., "Fixes #123"). Else, the PR will not be reviewed.
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No Multiple Changes: Each PR should address only one issue or change. Please avoid combining multiple feature changes or fixes into a single pull request.
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Review Process:
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Once your PR is submitted, a project maintainer will review it. The reviewer may suggest changes, so be prepared to address feedback.
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Please be patient while maintainers review your PR, especially during the busy Hacktoberfest period. We’ll try to get back to you as soon as possible.
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After your PR is merged, you can select another issue to work on.
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Testing:
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Respect and Collaboration:
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Be respectful when communicating with maintainers and other contributors. We are all here to collaborate, learn, and grow!
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If you encounter any issues or need clarification, feel free to ask questions in the issue thread or discussions or community channel - be descriptive as possible
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Technical Support & Issue Guidelines:
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Need Help? Just ping us on Discord or Slack with the issue link and your doubt. We’re here for you!
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Give Us a Heads-Up: Can’t continue? Let us know so we can reassign it smoothly.
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Friendly Check-in: We’ll send a reminder after 3-4 days. No response in 2 days? We’ll pass it on to the next person. Your updates keep things running smoothly!
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- 1 Issue Completed: Contributors who submit and get 1 PR merged will receive a Hyperswitch t-shirt from our team.
- 3+ Issues Completed: Contributors with more than 3 merged PRs will be rewarded with an exclusive Hyperswitch Swag kit.
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Documentation Contributions: If you notice any issues with our documentation, feel free to submit PRs to improve it.
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No-Code Contributions: No-code contributions (e.g., design, documentation, writing blogs) are also welcome and count towards Hacktoberfest. Happy contributing and good luck! 🎉