Welcome to the West Virginia University Radio Astronomy Instrumentation Lab! We love contributions from students, researchers, and the open-source community.
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Never commit directly to main or master. Always create a feature branch for your work:
git checkout -b feature/your-feature-name
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Keep commits clean & descriptive: Write clear commit messages explaining why a change was made.
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Test before pushing: If working on a Python/GNU Radio pipeline, verify flowgraphs or automated tests run locally.
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Open a Pull Request: Submit a PR against the default branch and request a review from a lab member.