I am working on Getting Started with Umbraco and wanted to work on some of the GitHub issues. I am not able to find any documentation which says how to get started with Umbraco-CMS codebase locally.
Thanks for pointing it out - Not sure what's going on but whenever I try to edit the link it acts up weirdly. But in the preview it looks just fine and works when I try hitting it... So not sure I can edit my previous post - So thank you for sharing a working link :)
Are you still having issues following the other link? I just checked and works fine from here and did so yesterday - But Github might still have had some issues?
The reason editing the link doesn't work is that the two underscores matches the markdown syntax for cursive text and hence they are removed from the output. The work around is to escape the underscores with backslashes.
As you say, the other link works fine now, it might have been fixed since I looked :-)
Guide to Build the Code Locally
I am working on Getting Started with Umbraco and wanted to work on some of the GitHub issues. I am not able to find any documentation which says how to get started with Umbraco-CMS codebase locally.
Any help would have been appreciated.
Hi Hemant and welcome to the Umbraco forum :)
Awesome that you want to have a look at some of the issues and do core PR's!
You should be able to find the information you need to get up and running by reading this guide: https://github.com/umbraco/Umbraco-CMS/blob/dev-v7/.github/CONTRIBUTING.md
The above guide also links to the in depth version here https://github.com/umbraco/Umbraco-CMS/blob/dev-v7/.github/CONTRIBUTING_DETAILED.md
Be aware that all of the above is valid for v7 primarily.
For Umbraco 8 you should read these docs
https://github.com/umbraco/Umbraco-CMS/tree/temp8
https://github.com/umbraco/Umbraco-CMS/blob/temp8/.github/V8GETTINGSTARTED.md
Sebastiaan Janssen also wrote this article a few years back about the first pull request, which might also be worth reading https://24days.in/umbraco-cms/2014/your-first-pull-request/
I hope this helps and is enough to get you started :)
/Jan
Hi Jan,
Just a couple notes:
-Tor
Hi Tor
Thanks for pointing it out - Not sure what's going on but whenever I try to edit the link it acts up weirdly. But in the preview it looks just fine and works when I try hitting it... So not sure I can edit my previous post - So thank you for sharing a working link :)
Are you still having issues following the other link? I just checked and works fine from here and did so yesterday - But Github might still have had some issues?
/Jan
The reason editing the link doesn't work is that the two underscores matches the markdown syntax for cursive text and hence they are removed from the output. The work around is to escape the underscores with backslashes.
As you say, the other link works fine now, it might have been fixed since I looked :-)
-Tor
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