about finding "good first issue" #32622
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Glad to hear that you are interested to contribute to scikit-learn and that you have read our contributing doc and in particular the section Issues for new contributors 🙌! To get a good overview of open-source contribution, I would suggest you look at the GitHub's How to contribute to Open-Source guide. Indeed there is no "good first issue" opened right now. I would suggest you look at labels like "Easy", "help wanted" and "Needs Investigation". In general, scikit-learn is a very mature project and may not be the best project to contribute to as a first project. Maybe you can find a smaller project to contribute to? Ouf of curiosity, how did you decide to look at scikit-learn in particular? |
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thanks for your advice. The atmosphare of sklearn community is so good, for this, i'd like to do my first contribute here.So i will wait a fitable issue to take.And if you have one,please @ me ,thanks! |
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Just curious @freesoulinempty how did you know this, before having actually started to contribute to scikit-learn?
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Hello guys! I want to make my first open source contribute here,and i have already read the article "Contributing".
But it seems like here is no "good first issue" or something like that right now.
I would like to have some advice from you!
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