Contributing to Impala

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This document discusses how to contribute to the open source Impala project. It provides information on the types of contributions accepted, including code, bug reports, documentation and extensions. It outlines the contribution guidelines and code review process using Gerrit. The mailing lists for developers and users are also listed. The document encourages starting small with contributions and getting feedback before undertaking large changes.

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