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From signing in to your first merged PR. The contribution happens on GitHub; swegrowth OSS helps you find the repo, connects you with friends to ask, and keeps the record.
Then tick "Show GitHub activity" on your profile. From there your PRs are recorded on their own: nothing to fill in or report.
Sign in / joinWhere most of the talking happens: ask when you are stuck, find somebody who has contributed to the same repo, get a review before your PR goes out, and cheer merged PRs.
Join on WAIn the directory, pick Local for repos whose maintainers are in the community, then look for a card with "Starter issues".
Open the directoryTake one issue and work on it on GitHub as usual. Stuck? Ask in the WA group, or the friend whose face is on that repo's badge: they have been down the same road.
Once your PR is merged, it shows on the Activity page and on your profile. Other members can react, and friends who see it find the nerve to start too.
See the ActivityNot just a box the owner ticked. It is worked out from GitHub and refreshed every few hours.
A pull request from outside the team was merged in the last 90 days. The best odds that your first PR is read and accepted.
The owner has opened it to pull requests and the repo is alive, but nobody from outside has been merged yet. You could be the first.
The owner takes pull requests, but we have not heard back from GitHub yet about who gets merged.
The code is there to read and learn from, but the owner has not said they take PRs. Ask before sending one.
The repo is archived, or nothing has been pushed for 120 days. A PR here will most likely go unread.
A swegrowth OSS member has landed a PR here before. You can ask them first.
The maintainer is in our community, so your first PR is read by someone who knows you.
The repo is maintained by Indonesians. It counts as Local, even when it is not one of the community's own.
Like a repo? The Star button opens it on GitHub, where you can star it.