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- A broad description of what an acceptable solution to the bug would look like, in particular including the testing/validation requirements the contributor would need to land a fix. | - A broad description of what an acceptable solution to the bug would look like, in particular including the testing/validation requirements the contributor would need to land a fix. | ||
- If possible, a [ http://dxr.mozilla.org/mozilla-central/source/ link to DXR] or other relevant repo where the bug resides. | - If possible, a [http://dxr.mozilla.org/mozilla-central/source/ link to DXR] or other relevant repo where the bug resides. | ||
- If possible, links to prior art - similar bugs in Bugzilla, similar tests in the tree. | - If possible, links to prior art - similar bugs in Bugzilla, similar tests in the tree. | ||
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- That a contributor is recognized for their efforts, even if this is a simple as thanks, and | - That a contributor is recognized for their efforts, even if this is a simple as thanks, and | ||
- that after a successful contribution, that the next | - that after a successful contribution, that they know what they can do next. By now a mentor should have a good sense of the contributor's capabilities, and the mentor is the best person to suggest what they might want to do next. | ||
=== Thank you === | |||
If you have any questions or concerns about the contents of this document or the mentoring process, please contact [mailto:mhoye@mozilla.com Mike Hoye] | |||