Thank you for considering contributing to this Octave package. We hope that it will grow to become an important part of the Octave toolset and community. Any contribution is extremely welcome and appreciated.
These guidelines are designed to help all contributors understand how to work and interact within this project.
- Issues and merge requests via GitLab are very welcome
- Issues and changes should be small and focused on a particular topic
- Contributions include testing on various operating systems and environments, testing with a variety of Python libraries, writing documentation or examples, submitting issues, writing code, and proposing new features
- Contributors are expected to abide by the code of conduct
All project interaction takes place primarily on the GitLab project mtmiller/octave-pythonic.
There is also a Python interface wiki page on the GNU Octave wiki that also contains examples and ideas about this package.
Since this package is intended to be used by the Octave community, questions and discussions may be sent to the Octave maintainers mailing list.
If you are not familiar or comfortable with mailing lists, you can also contact the maintainer directly at [email protected].