Refer to 'What is a foundational ID system' for a comprehensive overview of foundational ID systems and MOSIP.
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Congratulations! You've successfully bootstrapped yourself into the world of MOSIP. Welcome aboard!
Curious about where you can contribute? There are plenty of ways to get involved with MOSIP :
Requirements and Design
Share new requirements and ideas
Review and provide feedback on design and architecture
Coding
Fix issues and enhance features
Review code contributions
Triage and resolve bugs
Testing
Run tests on unstable builds
Create and add new tests
Fix test scripts and generate test data
Documentation
Correct and improve documentation
Test documentation and report any issues
Fix documentation issues
Localize documents (French, Arabic, and Spanish are currently in high demand!)
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Fantastic! We'd love to hear your feedback. If you've discovered an issue or have an idea for an enhancement, please submit it to our . Be sure to follow the to help us address it efficiently. Your contributions are invaluable in helping us improve!
For the quality gurus and the testing geeks! Join the MOSIP testers group where you get to contribute towards improving the quality of MOSIP releases making it stable and better adoptable. Lots of material about the such as building and running the test rig, documentation to modify code, test scripts, and test data generation have been made available.
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