Create a PR with your changes

Note

When you want to make changes it's recommended to isolate each change in a separate PR and that's best done by creating a branch per change. Having a branch per change allows you to work on multiple changes while you still can submit them as individual PR's. To create a new branch starting from the dev branch you can use git checkout -b mybranch dev. To push this branch to GitHub you can use git push -u mybranch.

Once you've coded and tested your contribution you'll need to create a pull request (PR) again the dev branch of the https://github.com/pnp/pnpframework repository:

  • Go to Pull requests in your fork and click on the green New pull request button

  • Ensure you've configured the base repository to be the pnp/pnpframework repo using the dev branch

  • Click on Create pull request, provide a descriptive title and description and click on Create pull request

  • Ensure all checks have passed

![Note] Please be sure to remove all of your password, usernames and tenant addresses from the sample scripts - this is to maintain the security of your tenant. Examples include replacing the > organisation name with Contoso e.g. https://contoso.sharepoint.com giving the details of the type of address but hiding the key information.

How you are recognized for your submissions

In PnP, we are all about community and we want to recognize your contributions. We have a few ways to do this

Community Calls

Your submission is announced on the next "Microsoft 365 & Power Platform Development Community call", Bi-weekly on Thursdays 7:00 AM PT / 3:00 PM GMT. You are invited to join the call and we will provide a mention of your submission as a Thank you! - Join here: https://aka.ms/spdev-sig-call-join

PnP Blog

We run a monthly blog post on the PnP blog, where we highlight the submissions we received in the previous month. You will be mentioned in the blog post and we will list your sample and name.

Social Media

We will share your submission on our social media channels, typically Twitter, when they are processed by the team.

Badges!

Finally, as a Thank you for your contributions, we invite you to opt-in into the PnP Recognition Program. This will give you access to a badge that you can use on your social media profiles, blog posts, and other places to show that you are a PnP contributor. You can opt-in here: https://pnp.github.io/recognitionprogram/

You will receive a badge in a batch run (might be a few weeks) when you have submitted your first sample - that's it.