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This page describes how to add a new Samples to the Community Catalog.
Check our [Overview][add overview] of Samples and Repositories.
Identify what repository you will want to contribute to, and its lead.
You are responsible for submitting a contribution agreement (if necessary), and collaborating with the repository lead to secure appropriate technical and legal review.
Fork the appropriate repository and apply the changes needed. Then submit a pull request. Interact with the reviewers until the change is acceptable to all parties, at which point it will be merged in.
See the notes on using your fork repositories in the Overview.
You are responsible for updating the catalog, if necessary, whenever you update the sample. This means two pull requests.
Fork the Catalogs repository,
then modify the All_Samples.json file to reflect the new sample(s),
and submit a pull request.
GitHub supports inline file editing ([1], [2], [3]);
for simple changes, or very occasional contributors, you could edit
All_Samples.json directly that way.
A more common flow is to fork the Catalogs repository and use a local editor. See the notes on line separators in the Overview.
Also see:
- How to [Add a Repository to the Catalog][add repo]
- How to [Add a Component to the Catalog][add repo]