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Code Flow to Open Edition
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#Code Flow to Open Edition
The F# Software Foundation sponsors The F# Core Engineering Group, which has published the guide Contributing to the F# Language and Compiler. This guide provides details of how code flows from this repository through to other open source F# repos, and eventually to the Open Edition and cross-platform F# tools.
Contributions to the Visual F# Tools flow as follows:
- Contributions can now be made to the core F# language, compiler, library and tools. Contributing via this repository gives the assurance that the Visual F# Tools and the open editions stay feature-aligned.
- By agreement with the F# community, accepted contributions will be propagated to the open edition of F# and shipped for use on Linux, OSX, Android and iOS. The repository at https://github.com/fsharp/fsharp will continue to serve as a packaging repository for the F# Open Editions.
- Contributions specifically related to the cross-platform capabilities of the F# Open Edition should continue to be made to the packaging repository at https://github.com/fsharp/fsharp.
This arrangement is by agreement with the F# community, ensuring ongoing alignment of the versions of F# available on various platforms, and taking advantage of Microsoft's automated QA and packaging processes for Windows.