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The flow when contributing to OxyPlot is as follows:
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1. Add issue (bug or new feature)
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2. Wait for issue to be tagged `you-take-it`
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3. Commit your changes and rebase
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2. If the issue needs to be clarified, wait for some feedback
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3. Commit your changes
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4. Update the change log and contributors files
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4. Create a pull request
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Note that your contributions must be your own work and licensed under the same terms as OxyPlot.
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A bug report should include:
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-used platform and tools version
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-used OxyPlot version
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- version of dependencies (e.g. Xamarin.Forms and Android SDK)
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-the platform you are building for (Windows Forms, WPF, Xamarin Forms etc.)
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-the framework version (netcore3, net47 etc.)
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-the version of OxyPlot you are using
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- description of the issue
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- sample code to reproduce the issue
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- what you expect and what is the actual behaviour
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## Suggesting new features
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First, search the issue tracker to see if the feature is already there.
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Wait for some feedback before starting to work on something that might not be merged in the end.
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A feature request should include:
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## Create your own fork
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- description of the feature
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- a drawing/image, if possible
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It could be a good idea to wait for some feedback before starting to work on a new feature.
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Not all features are general enough to fit into this library.
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We don't want you to waste time on something that might not be merged in the end.
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## Creating your own fork
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1. Log in to GitHub and open the [oxyplot](https://github.com/oxyplot/oxyplot/) origin repository. Click the "Fork" button to create your own fork of the repository.
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2. Create a clone on your local system: `git clone https://github.com/yourusername/oxyplot.git`
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