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Therefore, when more people are able to get involved in testing new code, the result is more stable & bug-free code.  Additionally, it increases the speed at which new code can be accepted – allowing us to get more features/fixes in each release of the software.

What Pull Requests should I start with?

If you are less technical, or just getting started, we recommend beginning your testing (or code review) with Pull Requests that contain the "1 Approval" label.  These are smaller Pull Requests that need a very quick test or review (usually a small bug fix or improvement).

• Backend pull requests with "1 Approval" label
• Frontend pull requests with "1 Approval" label

You are welcome to test any open pull request.  Even if the pull request is already assigned to other testers, it can help speed up its completion/acceptance if others also test it.

We recommend testing whichever pull requests are of interest to you.  You may find one relating to a bug that you'd also seen, or something that sounds easy for you to test, etc.  The choice is up to you.

Getting Started

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