- Request a new feature
- Submit an issue
- Translate Trail Sense
- Test out nightly builds
- Test out experimental features
If you choose to write a new feature yourself, send me a message to verify that it is something that I will accept into Trail Sense before your write it (if not, you can always fork this repo and create your own version of Trail Sense). I will conduct a code review on incoming pull requests to verify they align nicely with the rest of the code base and the feature works as intended.
Issues marked with the help-wanted label are open for community contribution at any time. Please leave a comment on the issue stating that you are working on it or ask for more details. If possible, try to give me a timeline so I know which release it should be tagged as. Once you decide to work on one of the help-wanted issues, just submit a PR to main and I will conduct a code review.
If you would like to work on an issue that isn't marked with help-wanted, please let me know because it may not have all the details, I may not want it implemented yet, or I may want to implement it myself. As of April 28, 2024 all issues are correctly tagged with help-wanted.
If you submit an issue, please be civil and constructive - I will consider all feedback, and if I choose not to implement your suggestion I will post my reasoning. If you are experiencing an issue, please include all relevant details to help me understand and reproduce the issue. If you disagree with a change, please describe why you disagree and how I can improve it. Finally, if applicable, please provide research / evidence so I can cross verify.
All contributors will be credited in the Licenses section of Trail Sense setting (updated weekly).
The survival guide is heavily curated and all information must be easy to follow and relevant to wilderness survival for the average person. I do not want to include advanced topics or bushcraft in the guide.
I may publish and sell a physical copy of the survival guide at some point, so I ask that all content is written by me. I'm open to suggestions for areas to improve or add.