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Bug fixes are contributions that repair defects reported in the [http://public.kitware.com/Bug/view_all_bug_page.php Mantis Bug Tracker] or repair daily defects that creep into ITK.
Bug fixes are contributions that repair defects reported in the [http://public.kitware.com/Bug/view_all_bug_page.php Mantis Bug Tracker] or repair daily defects that creep into ITK.
# Follow [[ITK/Git/Develop|the procedure to become an ITK developer]].
# Follow [[ITK/Git/Develop|the procedure to become an ITK developer]].
# Posted as Gerrit Patches
# Post as a [[ITK/Git/Develop#Workflow|Gerrit Patch]]
# Peer-reviewed
## Gerrit provides a Peer-review mechanism for the patch
# Cdash@home tested
## Gerrit uses [[ITK_Release_4/Testing_On_Demand/Tutorial|Cdash@home]] to provide automated testing of patches
# Merged
# After Gerrit peer-review, [[ITK/Git/Develop#Merge_a_Topic|merge the topic]].


== New Classes and Filters ==
== New Classes and Filters ==

Revision as of 15:56, 12 June 2011

This page describes the multiple mechanisms available to contribute code to the ITK Ecosystem.

Overview

Level of Contribution

Bug Fixes

Bug fixes are contributions that repair defects reported in the Mantis Bug Tracker or repair daily defects that creep into ITK.

  1. Follow the procedure to become an ITK developer.
  2. Post as a Gerrit Patch
    1. Gerrit provides a Peer-review mechanism for the patch
    2. Gerrit uses Cdash@home to provide automated testing of patches
  3. After Gerrit peer-review, merge the topic.

New Classes and Filters

A new class (or filter) must be submitted to the Insight Journal.

  1. Submission to the Insight Journal
  2. Code Reviewed using the Checklist
  3. Posted as Gerrit Patches
  4. Peer-reviewed
  5. Cdash@home tested
  6. Merged

Internal Modules

External Modules

External modules are ITK-like modules that cannot be included in ITK because of license issues or should not be included in ITK because of scope and/or specialized use. For an example see the Lesion Sizing Toolkit.

External Layers

Software that presents a different interface to ITK. For example see SimpleITK.

Applications

Applications are programs that often provide a GUI and/or use other toolkits, e.g. VTK.

Wiki Examples

Wiki examples are independent, compilable examples that illustrate ITK concepts. Follow this procedure to add a Wiki example.

NOTE: The examples illustrate existing ITK classes and do not introduce new classes.

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