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plot_coupling_map() and plot_gate_map() needs snapshot testing
See original GitHub issue
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It depends a little on what you need to know. If it’s git basics, then GitHub have some good guides on all levels of it (https://guides.github.com/). What they call the “GitHub Flow” is the same way you should make a pull request here.
If it’s about Qiskit contributing specifically, we have a Qiskit contributing guide in the documentation. That’s quite long and detailed, so don’t worry if you miss something or forget it - we’ll spot it when we do the code review (nothing to worry about) when you make the pull request.
If it’s about the problem, you’d need to ask a more specific question. There’s quite a lot of context in the two issues that Luciano linked up at the top, to get you started.
Sure, I’ll assign it to you so others know you’re working on it. Feel free to ask questions if you need help!