Contributions to Fluidity are encouraged, but developers should familiarise themselves with the policies pertaining to Fluidity before starting development. Specifically, membership of the Developers team which allows commits to the Fluidity master branch is restricted to people who have signed a Fluidity copyright form, and all commits to master should follow the guidelines laid out in the commit FAQ

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• FAQs
• Quick start
• Obtaining and compiling Fluidity
• Pre-processing
• Setting up & running Fluidity
• Post-processing
• Development, testing & debugging
• Documentation and training
• Migrating from bzr
• Copyright