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In this workshop, you will work through the full development process involved in contributing to OpenMRS. To contribute to the project, one first needs to pick a sub-project to work on. In the open source community, this means claiming a ticket to work on. A ticket provides an overview of an issue that needs to be fixed or a new feature to be added, and is how work is divided up among contributors. In this workshop, you will pick a ticket to work on and hopefully fix the issue or create the new feature. Below is a list of starter tickets that will allow you to make a real contribution to the project. If you'd like to ease your way into this process, we also have a sample ticket that you can work on. The sample ticket is a real ticket, but is one that has already been completed. This allows you to work through a ticket similar to the starter tickets provided, but with a guide and provided solution there to assist you when needed.

Or, you can choose to work on the sample ticket here: https://issues.openmrs.org/browse/TRUNK-3780 Talk to Chris and Katherine about this. The sections below will cover the process of fixing the prefix bug.