Ansible Community Guide

Welcome to the Ansible Community Guide!

The purpose of this guide is to teach you everything you need to know about being a contributing member of the Ansible community.

To get started, please read and understand the Community Code of Conduct, and then select one of the following topics.

• Community Code of Conduct
  • Anti-harassment policy
  • Policy violations
• How can I help?
  • Become a power user
  • Ask and answer questions online
  • Review, fix, and maintain the documentation
  • Participate in your local meetup
  • File and verify issues
  • Review and submit pull requests
  • Become a module maintainer
  • Join a working group
  • Teach Ansible to others
  • Social media
• Reporting Bugs And Requesting Features
  • Reporting a bug
  • Requesting a feature
• Contributing to the Ansible Documentation
  • Editing docs directly on GitHub
  • Reviewing open PRs and issues
  • Opening a new issue and/or PR
  • Before you open a complex documentation PR
  • Joining the documentation working group
• Communicating
  • Code of Conduct
  • Mailing list information
  • IRC channels
  • Tower support questions
• The Ansible Development Process
  • Road Maps
  • Pull Requests
  • Ansibullbot
• Contributors License Agreement
• Triage Process
• Other Tools And Programs
  • Popular Editors
  • Development Tools
  • Tools for Validating Playbooks
  • Other Tools
• Ansible Style Guide
  • Welcome to the Ansible Style Guide

Guidelines for specific types of contributors

• Committers Guidelines
  • Features, high-level design, and roadmap
  • Our workflow on GitHub
  • Roles on Core
  • General rules
  • People
• Module Maintainer Guidelines
  • Maintainer responsibilities
  • Pull requests, issues, and workflow
  • Adding and removing maintainers
  • Tools and other Resources
• Release manager guidelines
  • Pre-releases: what and why
  • Ansible release process
• GitHub Admins
  • Adding and removing committers
  • Changing branch permissions for releases