Community
Build TestLookup with us
TestLookup is free, open-source test intelligence for software teams, built in the open on GitHub. You can ask questions, report bugs, suggest features, or help with the code and documentation.
Get involved
Everything happens in the TestLookup repository on GitHub.
Ask a question
Start with the support guide. It points you to the user guide, the install guides and troubleshooting. Then search the existing issues, because someone may have asked already.
Report a bug
The bug report form asks what happened, how to make it happen again, which version you run and how you installed TestLookup.
Suggest a feature
Describe the problem you want solved and the solution you have in mind. Check the roadmap first to see what's already planned.
Contribute
The changes most likely to be accepted quickly are documentation fixes, bug fixes that come with a test, new sample test result files and integration guides.
Contribution guide
Set up a development copy and run the same checks as the project's automated builds. Sign off every commit under the Developer Certificate of Origin, which confirms you may contribute it.
Development docs
How to run TestLookup on your own computer, how the project tests itself and how to add to it safely.
Roadmap
See what shipped recently, what's in progress and what's planned next.
Project policies
How the project is run and how to raise a concern.
Security policy
Report a suspected security problem privately through GitHub's private vulnerability reporting, not in a public issue.
Code of conduct
Everyone who takes part follows the Contributor Covenant, a widely used code of conduct. To raise a conduct concern with the maintainers, use the Code of Conduct report form on GitHub.
Governance and license
TestLookup uses the Apache-2.0 open-source license. The governance document explains how decisions are made and who maintains the project.
Start with the code
Get a copy of the code, run TestLookup on your own computer and pick something to improve.