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These web components are open-source and contributions are welcome. Officially, they are maintained by the OIT BYU Apps
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Custom team. Work for that team is prioritized by product owners and will be fixed as time becomes available. If it is
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urgent, feel free to reach out in the #byu-apps-custom-comms channel in the BYU-OIT Slack workspace. If you do not have
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access to that workspace, ask your CSR to send a message for you. The team would also be happy to teach you how to fix
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the issue so that you can be a code contributor to this project.
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These web components are open-source and contributions are welcome. Officially, they are maintained by the OIT. Work on
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it is prioritized by product owners and will be fixed as time becomes available. If it is urgent, feel free to reach out
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in the `IT Collaboration` > `OIT AppEng - Developer`channel in Microsoft Teams. If you do not have access to that
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workspace, ask your CSR to send a message for you. The team would also be happy to teach you how to fix the issue so
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that you can be a code contributor to this project.
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Releases will use [semver standards](http://semver.org/). Minor and bug-fix releases will maintain backwards
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compatibility, while major releases could potentially include breaking changes. If a major release is proposed and
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accepted we will ensure that the BYU web community is given ample time to prepare for any breaking changes and migrate
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their code accordingly.
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Releases will use [semver standards](http://semver.org/). Minor and bug-fix releases will maintain backwards
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compatibility, while major releases could potentially include breaking changes. If a major release is proposed and
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accepted we will ensure that the BYU web community is given ample time to prepare for any breaking changes and migrate
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their code accordingly.
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## How to Contribute
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This project is open to the community and we welcome contributions. You can start by
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[forking this repo](https://help.github.com/articles/fork-a-repo/) and submitting a pull request, though we strongly
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recommend you also join the slack channel at [byu-web.slack.com](http://byu-web.slack.com) so you can be part of the
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discussion.
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This project is open to the community, and we welcome contributions. You can start by
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[forking this repo](https://help.github.com/articles/fork-a-repo/) and submitting a pull request, though we strongly
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recommend you also join
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the [teams channel](https://teams.microsoft.com/l/team/19%3aWBpiyNpEmTgVau8DYp1-lBjsdi-gdlx11g4u4O08duU1%40thread.tacv2/conversations?groupId=8c8885de-11cc-4bd8-a06a-e64804d1725c&tenantId=c6fc6e9b-51fb-48a8-b779-9ee564b40413),
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so you can be part of the discussion.
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### Our Coding Standards
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Our goal is to implement flexible, well-structured web components according to the latest brand guidelines. Every pull
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request must be peer-reviewed by one of the project administrators before it can be merged with the master branch. As
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of this writing we require that any components work properly in at least the 2 latest versions of the following
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Our goal is to implement flexible, well-structured web components according to the latest brand guidelines. Every pull
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request must be peer-reviewed by one of the project administrators before it can be merged with the master branch. As
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of this writing we require that any components work properly in at least the 2 latest versions of the following
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browsers:
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* Chrome
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## Favicon
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All BYU Websites are encouraged to use the official favicon. This is likely to be located on brand.byu.edu in the
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future, but it is available now in github:
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All BYU Websites are encouraged to use the official favicon. This is likely to be located on brand.byu.edu in the
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