skills-and-code-style-contribution

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How to contribute to the Trezor Suite code style guide, including issue proposals and pull request workflows. Use when proposing code style changes.

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Skills and Code Style Contribution

How to Contribute

You have two options for contributing to the code style guide:

1. Create an Issue with a Proposal

Everyone is welcome to make contributions! Check the list of current proposals before you create a new one. These proposals shall later be discussed at the Code Improvements meetings with members of the Suite team. Once we agree on a preferred solution, the person who added the proposal is responsible for implementing any related changes to the codebase and/or documenting the decision in this guide.

2. Create a Pull Request

Create a pull request with the proposed code style change so we can have a discussion directly in the PR. This is a good option for smaller changes that don't require much discussion and are not that controversial. For larger changes, we recommend creating an issue first to have a more focused discussion before implementation.