Contributing to the Qt Port of WebKit

​Staikos Computing Services Inc is hosting a ​public git repository of the QtWebKit port.

Reporting Bugs

Bug report submissions should be submitted to the ​webkit bugzilla using the 'WebKit Qt' product according to the standard ​reporting guidelines.

Checking out the sources

Developers who wish to contribute to the port can check out the sources like so

git clone git://code.staikos.net/webkit

Information on Git for QtWebKit developers

• QtWebKit Git Instructions
• Using Git with WebKit
• ​A Git cheat sheet
• ​An excellent article on Git for computer scientists

The Team

• Lars Knoll
• Simon Hausmann
• Holger Freyther
• George Staikos
• Adam Treat
• Zack Rusin

Additional Contributors with Check-In Privileges to QtWebKit's Git Repository

• Thiago Macieira
• Michael Goddard
• Marius Bugge Monsen

The Plan

• TODO List

Communication

We use the regular webkit-dev mailing list to coordinate. You can also find us in the #webkit channel on irc.freenode.net. We have two mailing lists specific to the QtWebKit port

• ​Bug Mailing List
• ​Commits Mailing List

Obtaining Check-In Privileges

Contributors with a proven track record of good patch submissions and that have demonstrated an ability to work well with the community can obtain check-in privileges to the QtWebKit git repository.

The various branches of the git repository mirror the branches in the ​upstream public webkit svn repository. Patches that land on a branch in the git repository are not automatically pushed to the svn repository. Patches intended for the svn repository must first be reviewed and then committed by developers with ​sufficient privileges.

Patches that are not specific to the QtWebKit port of the webkit project should not be submitted to the git repository rather they should be contributed directly to the upstream public webkit svn repository.

To obtain check in privileges to the git repository the contributor should send a public ssh key to the ​administrator of the repository.