Invoice #119300 to JHipster
$500 bug bounty claim for https://github.com/jhipster/generator-jhipster/issues/20719
Paid
Invoice #119300
Submitted by Daniel Franco•Approved by Pascal Grimaud
Jan 19, 2023
Invoice items
$500 bug bounty claim for https://github.com/jhipster/generator-jhipster/issues/20719
$500.00 USD
Total amount $500.00 USD
Additional Information
Paid to
Daniel Franco@dandrfranco
payout method
PayPal
Email address
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By Ember Buck
on Expense scheduled for payment
By Ember Buck
on Expense processing
By Ember Buck
on Expense paid
Expense Amount: $500.00
Payment Processor Fee (paid by JHipster): $10.00
Net Amount for JHipster: $510.00
Collective balance
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- Create a Pull Request that fixes a ticket with the “$$ bug-bounty $$” label.
- In order to close the ticket automatically, you must have one commit message with the Fix keyword. For example, Fix #1234 to close ticket #1234.
- That Pull Request must be merged by someone from the core team. If there are several Pull Requests, the core team member either selects the most recent one or the best one - that’s up to them to decide what is best for the project.
- You can then add an expense for the bounty amount on the JHipster OpenCollective. You must add a link to your Pull Request in the description (for example, a $100 bug bounty claim for https://github.com/jhipster/generator-jhipster/pull/1234). You will also need to provide an invoice, see the Open Collective FAQ for expenses for more details, and to get a Google Docs template that you can use.
- Then, you must add a comment on your Pull Request, telling that you claimed the money, with a link to your OpenCollective expense. This is to be sure it is the same person who fixed the issue and claimed the money.
- That expense will then be validated by @jdubois, @deepu105, or @pascalgrimaud and you will receive your money on your Paypal/bank account.
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