Yup!
One thing though is that if you see some big changes you want to make,
you should probably join the solr-dev list and broach the topic there
first to make sure you are headed on the right path. The committers
typically don't want to introduce change for change's sake, but
cleanup and better code docs is always welcome on open source
projects, and a great way to learn the code and the community.
Eric
On Apr 30, 2009, at 1:27 PM, Amit Nithian wrote:
My apologies if this sounds like a silly question but for this
project, how
do I go about submitting code suggestions/improvements? They aren't
necessarily bugs as such but rather just cleaning up some perceived
strangeness (or even suggesting a package change). Would I need to
create a
JIRA ticket and submit a patch?
Thanks
Amit
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