DevPool Flow

DevPool Flow

• Check our open issues.

• We do not assign bounties to bounty hunters. You must pick your own bounty.

• “One bounty, one hunter”
• This means that you are only allowed to work on one bounty (per repository) at a time.

2. Bid

• On rare occasions, bounties do not have time estimates. If this happens please comment your time bid (1 hour, 1 day, 1 week, 2 weeks, or 1 month) and our bot can determine the bounty price quickly afterwards after a core contributor agrees on the time estimate.

3. Assignment

• Ask any clarifying questions related to the task on the issue.

• When you are ready to begin, comment “/assign” and our UbiquiBot will immediately assign you to the bounty.

4. Registration

• If this is your first time participating in the DevPool, you will need to register your wallet address to collect payment upon completion of the bounty.

5. Fork

• Fork the repository, open up a DRAFT pull request, and associate it with the issue of the bounty by writing “Resolves #1234” in your pull request comment, with the “#1234” being replaced with the issue number.
• This prompts GitHub to automatically associate your pull request with the issue.
• More information on this feature can be found here.

• Frequently commit to your pull request to keep the organization up-to-date on your progress and to ensure that all builds/tests pass.

6. Conversation

• Keep detailed questions in the discussion under the issue.

• Private messages to the team will be ignored.
• This allows information to flow transparently and in an organized manner throughout the organization.

• For higher frequency communications needs, use the public DevPool chat.

7. Speed

• Complete the bounty within the allotted time.

• The UbiquiBot will monitor updates related to the bounty, and occasionally follow up with you for updates.
• If you do not respond within a few days, it may unassign you from the bounty so be sure to provide regular updates on GitHub!

8. Review

• Convert the draft pull request into a finalized pull request.

• Reviewers should pick up your pull request within 24 hours. If not - feel free to tag the Bounty Masters in a comment under your pull request or mention your pull request in the DevPool chat!

9. Claim

• When the issue is marked as completed, the bot will immediately generate a custom payment link for only your registered wallet to claim.

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