On Wednesday, 8 July 2020 09:11:16 PDT Bruno Crocamo wrote:
> But it is version 4.8.7. I ask
> them, what would be the best way for the correction to be formally carried
> out under Qt? I send the question to someone, specifically? Or should I set
> up a development environment, within Qt standards, and send a commit? If I
> have to do this, is there any step by step on how to contribute? Does the
> contribution occur in the github environment? Or is another repository used?
Hello Bruno
The easiest for us is if you make a contribution to the Qt Project. We do not
use GitHub. You can get started on contribution by reading this wiki:
http://wiki.qt.io/Qt_Contribution_Guidelines
Please note that we'll require you to make the contribution to Qt 6 first and
then your patch can be backported to 5.15 and, if you think it's relevant, to
5.12.
It's not clear to me yet, despite reading the links you provided, what the
issue is. When you write your commit, please explain in the commit message
what the issue is and how your changes address them.
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Software Architect - Intel System Software Products
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