Contribute

This page provides a step by step guide how to submit a change to an SDK. This is needed in case an operation or type is missing at an SDK. While the SDK is targeted at developers this step involves no-code so in general every user should be able to adjust an SDK.

• Find the TypeHub specification

  All specifications are managed at TypeHub under the SdkFabric account. In this first step you need to find the fitting specification and login to the TypeHub platform.

• Create a fork

  To change an existing specification you need to create a fork of the existing specification to your account. Go to the specification and use the "Fork" button at the right top to create an fork of this specification.

  

• Adjust the specification

  

  If the fork was successful you are redirect to your forked specification where you can directly start to modify the specification.

• Create a pull request

  If you have adjusted the specification you can create a pull request to merge those changes back to the origin specification. Therefor use the "Pull Request" button, to create a pull request at the upstream specification.

  

• Done

  

  You have now successfully suggested a change to an existing SDK specification. We will try to review the pull request as soon as possible and merge it if everything looks fine. At the pull request you can also see all changes s.

  

  If the pull request is merged our code generator automatically updates all SDKs.