Contributing to Neutron 101
summary
Neutron lets newcomers land meaningful patches without mastering every networking concept by using concrete tools and a repeatable workflow: deploy a disposable devstack VM, test with a tiny workload (router, subnet, Cirros instance), inspect neutron logs and use the Python debugger, run unit and functional tests plus PEP style checks, and submit via Gerrit (git-review) & Zuul CI after filing a Launchpad bug or picking a good first issue; code merges once it earns two +2 approvals.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:27What is this talk about?
- 3:10Why contributing to Neutron?
- 7:02Getting the tools
- 8:31Deploy Devstock
- 13:50Coding time
- 15:37Run the tests
- 16:28Submit your change
- 18:28Summing up
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