We covered a lot of content throughout our journey in learning Less, finishing with a look at how you can give back to the project in the form of reporting issues and bugs, or submitting code to help fix or improve the existing functionality within the library.

We kicked off this chapter with a look at how to access the two source repositories for Less. We also covered where you can log issues and bugs within the GitHub issue logs for the source code and documentation.

We moved onto looking at the guidelines that should be followed when submitting feature or pull requests and took a quick look at how any code that is submitted should be tested against the Less tests and linted to ensure quality of code is maintained and any errors have been fixed.

We then examined how you can contribute to the documentation by reporting issues or suggestions for improvements. We covered the need to download and install a local copy of the documentation, before looking at the standards that need to be...