GR is open source and contributions by different users will help to make it as useful as possible. Thank you for considering contributing to GR!
- If you encounter any issues using GR, please open an issue on GitHub.
- If the issue is with the GR runtime or the C library, open an issue in this repo
- If the issue is with a language binding, open an issue in the corresponding repo (Python, Julia, Ruby).
- If the issue is with a package that uses GR internally, such as the Julia package Plots, instead of GR itself, please report the issue to the developers of that package.
- Describe the situation to help us reproduce it. This might include providing a minimal working example.
- Describe what you expected to happen.
- Describe what actually happened. Please include logs, screenshots or screen recordings to help us understand the issue.
- List the version of GR you are using:
- Python:
print(gr.version())
- Julia:
GR.version()
- C:
puts(gr_version());
- Python:
- If possible, try to reproduce your issue using the current
develop
branch of both the GR runtime and the language binding, if any.
- We strive to improve GR, so if you would like to request a new feature, please open an issue on GitHub and label it as enhancement.
- If the feature is for the GR runtime or the C library, open an issue in this repo
- If the feature is for a language binding, open an issue in the corresponding repo (Python, Julia, Ruby).
- If the feature is for a package that uses GR internally, such as the Julia package Plots, instead of GR itself, please contact the developers of that package.
- Describe the desired behavior and your use cases for it.
- If you would like to see a feature implemented faster, perhaps consider implementing it and submitting the changes as a pull request (see below).
- If you want to build the GR runtime yourself during development, see the GR documentation.
- This repository contains the GR runtime. If you wish to submit a change to a language binding, please see the corresponding repository (Python, Julia, Ruby)
- We aim to support a wide variety of use cases. Please keep this in mind and prefer generic solutions to specialized ones.
- Adhere to the code style. You can use
clang-format
andcmake-format
to apply the code style to individual files, or set up a pre-commit githook by runninggit config core.hooksPath .githooks/
in the root directory of your GR clone. - Once you are done, push your changes to your fork of GR and open up a pull request.
- If you introduce a new feature or change existing functionality, please document it in the GR documentation.