Community#

Apache-2.0, developed in the open

Community and contribution

FlashDreams is developed in the open at NVIDIA/flashdreams. This section collects the channels for filing bugs, asking questions, sending pull requests, and tracking releases.

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Where to find us#

Maintainers monitor the GitHub issue tracker first. Discord is the venue for real-time conversation with maintainers and other users.

GitHub Issues

File bug reports and feature requests. This is the fastest way to reach the maintainers with something concrete and reproducible.

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Discord

Real-time chat with maintainers and other users. The FlashDreams community lives on the NVIDIA Omniverse server.

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Contributing#

The contribution flow is documented in full on the Contributing to FlashDreams page. The five steps on the side are the short version.

The authoritative version — DCO details, review expectations, CI tier markers, the SPDX header template — lives in Contributing to FlashDreams and the canonical CONTRIBUTING.md in the repo root.

Five-step flow

  1. Fork NVIDIA/flashdreams and create a feature branch off main.

  2. Set up your local environment — see the Get Started.

  3. Run the linters and CPU-tier tests before you push; the Contributing to FlashDreams page has the exact commands.

  4. Sign off every commit with git commit --signoff (DCO is a hard gate).

  5. Open a PR against main and fill in the template.

Frequently asked#

Answers to questions that come up repeatedly in the issue tracker live on the <no title> page. If a question keeps recurring in support channels, propose an FAQ entry via a pull request — see Contributing to FlashDreams.

Where to next#

Read the contribution guide

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