Thank you for your interest in contributing to HdrHistogram.NET. We welcome pull requests and encourage contributors to engage with the project.
- .NET 8 SDK minimum (newer SDKs are also supported)
- Supported platforms: Windows, macOS, Linux
dotnet build HdrHistogram.slndotnet test ./HdrHistogram.UnitTests/HdrHistogram.UnitTests.csproj -v q -c Release- Code style is governed by
.editorconfig - Run
dotnet formatbefore submitting a PR - Use the .NET 8 SDK to match the CI environment
- Branch naming prefixes:
feat/,fix/,chore/ - One issue per PR
- PRs target
main - No direct commits to
main
- Please first raise an issue before contributing so the team is not caught off guard by the pull request.
- Ensure the PR has a comment describing what it achieves and which issues it closes.
- If fixing an issue or bug, include a unit test proving the fix and reference the issue in the PR comments.
- LF is the project convention.
.gitattributesnormalises line endings automatically on checkout.- Windows batch files (
.cmd,.bat) use CRLF by exception. - Keep
core.autocrlf=falseor rely on.gitattributesto handle line endings correctly.
- Shell scripts require LF line endings.
.gitattributesnormalises line endings on checkout, so no manual intervention is needed.- All platforms (Windows, macOS, Linux) with the .NET 8 SDK can build and test natively with no container required.
.devcontainer/contains a VS Code / GitHub Codespaces devcontainer for human contributors.autonomous/contains the agent Docker infrastructure (Dockerfile,agent-loop.sh, etc.) used for autonomous operation.- Host-side entry points for running agents are
scripts/run.sh(single agent) andscripts/fleet.sh(multi-agent fleet).