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Drupalcon Munich 2012 Session. More details and video at http://munich2012.drupal.org/program/sessions/dealing-buggy-modules-or-how-i-learned-stop-worrying-and-love-issue-queue-0

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Dealing with Buggy Modules or: How I Learned
to Stop Worrying and Love the Issue Queue

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Dealing with Buggy Modules or:
How I Learned to Stop Worrying
and Love the Issue Queue

Presented by juampy and tim.plunkett

About us
Juampy Tim Plunkett

Developer at Senior Developer at

Maintainer of Twitter, OAuth
and few other modules.
Core developer and co-
Author of Drush User's Guide maintainer of Views,
(tweet #drushguide to get a CTools, Date, Features.
copy!).

Core ideas
1. You need the issue queue and...

2. Anyone can help.

3. Be patient, respectful and constructive.
Find out more at http://drupal.org/contribute

Help on your
favorite project
● Review and push forward issues.

● Listen to user requests.

● Get together to focus efforts.

Tips at http://drupal.org/node/10263

The issue queue
form
Issue status explanation at http://drupal.org/node/156119
Extended documentation at http://drupal.org/node/317

Core is not that
hard-core
● Drupal core needs you.

● Where to start

● Core mentoring hours

● Gabor Hojtsy's session

Debugging & reporting
(non-coders)

● Find the related project and
search its issue queue.

● Provide further feedback or create a
new issue (be patient!).

● Download the latest dev version.

Basic debugging
steps (coders)
● Provide extended error reports.

● Submit and review patches.

Tools
Git, Devel, Firebug, Drush, Xdebug, Dreditor, the console...

Ways to get your
patch reviewed
● Triage other issues in the queue.

● Write an automated test.

● Trade patch reviews.

● Re-roll the patch and be patient.

How to safely
patch your site
● Create a patches directory.
● Follow naming guidelines:
drush-archive_restore-1650426-5.patch
● Check when updating a module.
○ http://drupal.org/sandbox/tim.plunkett/1674980

Issue queue
etiquette
● Each issue queue is a little different.

● Respect an issue status and priority.

● Use the issue summary template.

● Drupal Code of Conduct

What did you think?
Locate this session on the
DrupalCon Munich website:
http://goo.gl/iSCNk

Thank you!

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1. Tu es da y1 7:0 0- 18 :00 Dealing with Buggy Modules or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Issue Queue

2. Community Dealing with Buggy Modules or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Issue Queue Presented by juampy and tim.plunkett

3. About us Juampy Tim Plunkett Developer at Senior Developer at Maintainer of Twitter, OAuth and few other modules. Core developer and co- Author of Drush User's Guide maintainer of Views, (tweet #drushguide to get a CTools, Date, Features. copy!).

4. Core ideas 1. You need the issue queue and... 2. Anyone can help. 3. Be patient, respectful and constructive. Find out more at http://drupal.org/contribute

5. Help on your favorite project ● Review and push forward issues. ● Listen to user requests. ● Get together to focus efforts. Tips at http://drupal.org/node/10263

6. The issue queue form Issue status explanation at http://drupal.org/node/156119 Extended documentation at http://drupal.org/node/317

7. Issue status transitions

8. Core is not that hard-core ● Drupal core needs you. ● Where to start ● Core mentoring hours ● Gabor Hojtsy's session

9. Debugging & reporting (non-coders) ● Find the related project and search its issue queue. ● Provide further feedback or create a new issue (be patient!). ● Download the latest dev version.

10. Basic debugging steps (coders) ● Provide extended error reports. ● Submit and review patches. Tools Git, Devel, Firebug, Drush, Xdebug, Dreditor, the console...

11. Ways to get your patch reviewed ● Triage other issues in the queue. ● Write an automated test. ● Trade patch reviews. ● Re-roll the patch and be patient.

12. How to safely patch your site ● Create a patches directory. ● Follow naming guidelines: drush-archive_restore-1650426-5.patch ● Check when updating a module. ○ http://drupal.org/sandbox/tim.plunkett/1674980

13. Issue queue etiquette ● Each issue queue is a little different. ● Respect an issue status and priority. ● Use the issue summary template. ● Drupal Code of Conduct

14. What did you think? Locate this session on the DrupalCon Munich website: http://goo.gl/iSCNk Thank you!

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