Process and Governance

Salesforce is an Open-Source Community Application. While Open-Source, we try to maximize accessibility by making it a managed package. When contributing to Summit Events, we follow a governance process to ensure it meets all standards of the application, salesforce security and functionality.

  1. Start by creating a new branch from the main branch on the Summit Events Repo. Metecho will do this automatically. Salesforce CLI users will need to do this in Github or Github Desktop.
  2. Make the appropriate edits and changes in your scratch org.
  3. Commit your changes to your branch.
  4. Have your changes reviewed by a peer, utilizing the same tool you used to create the scratch org.
  5. Once the peer review is complete, create a pull request.
  6. Give as much detail as possible and link any issues you may have completed.
  7. The pull request will be reviewed by the Project Leadership team. They will ask questions about the update and may bring the update/enhancement/changes to the monthly team meetings for discussion.

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Have a question or need support?

The best place to ask questions or troubleshoot the Summit Events App is by posting your questions in the Commons Project: Summit Events App Salesforce Trailblazer Community . There you can ask questions, share your experiences, and help others!

Do you have a feature request or want to report a bug? Please submit an issue on our GitHub repository .