A simpler process than submitting patches is to push your development branch to a fork of the relax repository. You can then send an email to the relax development mailing list (see Section 3.3.3 on page ) describing and naming the branch and providing a web accessible URL to the git repository.
The simplest way to create a relax fork is to use the web interface for the relax repository at SourceForge or one of the mirrors:
Simply click on the `fork' button or link and follow the instructions (Bitbucket requires a click on the plus symbol to see the fork link). This requires user registration at one of these sites (see Section 13.1.3 on page ).
Once the repository is forked, you can clone that repository, create a versioned development branch, and push the branch. Or if you have a preexisting cloned relax repository you have worked on, set the fork as a remote and push the development branch to the new remote.
Alternatively, you can push your already cloned repository to a new git repository anywhere you wish. For example if you have your own server and create an empty bare repository accessible from git@my_domain.com/relax/relax.git, in the local clone type
$ git remote add my_remote git@my_domain.com/relax/relax.git
$ git push -all my_remote
$ git push -tags my_remote
This will push all branches and tags to the empty repository.
The relax user manual (PDF), created 2020-08-26.