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# Contributing to LinuxBoot/Heads
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Thank you for your interest in contributing to LinuxBoot/Heads! We welcome contributions
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from everyone. Following these contribution guidelines will make handling of issues and
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PRs a faster and smoother process, so please try to adhere to them.
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## Communication Channels
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For the most up-to-date information on our community channels, please visit:
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https://osresearch.net/community/
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## Best Practices for Issues and Contributions
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Before opening an issue or submitting a contribution, please:
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1. Search existing resources (GitHub issues, wiki, Matrix channel history).
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2. Review the documentation at https://osresearch.net.
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3. Choose the appropriate channel for your contribution or question.
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If you're unsure about what kind of issue you're looking at or whether it's an actual issue
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with the project rather than your usage mistake, feel free to post a quick question briefly
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(actual amount of details depends on the situation) describing the situation and expect to
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either get a suitable answer or a request to provide a detailed problem report on GitHub
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which will be treated with more attention. In case of an absence of a GitHub account and
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unwillingness to create one, detailed report can also be submitted via Matrix and an issue
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will be opened on GitHub by a maintainer.
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### When Starting a Discussion on Matrix
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- Clearly state your topic or question.
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- Provide context, including your environment (OS, hardware, etc.) if relevant.
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- Be patient and respectful while waiting for responses. Feel free to "ping" (draw attention) after some time if it looks like your question wasn't noticed.
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- Structure your topic effectively with a clear title and organized content.
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- Use code blocks for command outputs or error messages.
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- Consider breaking complex topics into smaller, manageable questions.
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- Tag your topic with relevant keywords.
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### When Opening an Issue on GitHub
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- Search globally on linuxboot organization for related keywords first.
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- EG: yubikey search in issues: https://github.com/search?q=org%3Alinuxboot+yubikey&type=issues
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- Choose a clear and descriptive title.
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- Clearly describe the problem or suggestion:
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- Summarize the issue or feature request.
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- Explain current behavior and expected behavior.
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- For bugs, provide steps to reproduce.
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- For feature requests, explain use case and benefits.
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- Mention your environment details.
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- If you have a proposed solution, describe it briefly.
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- Check for related issues or pull requests and link them.
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- Format your issue for readability using Markdown.
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- Here is a nice advanced online editor alternative to GitHub: https://stackedit.io/app#
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- Be responsive to follow-up questions.
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### For Pull Requests
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- Link to related issues or discussions.
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- Provide a clear description of the changes and their purpose.
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- Be responsive to feedback and prepared to make adjustments.
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- **Important**: All commits to linuxboot/heads (*not heads-wiki!*) must be signed.
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- For instructions, see: [Signing commits](https://docs.github.com/en/authentication/managing-commit-signature-verification/signing-commits)
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- If you won't GPG-sign your commits (GitHub signature doesn't count), they will get signed by a maintainer after a successful review, but it's strongly preferred you do it yourself.
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## GitHub Repositories
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- **linuxboot/heads**: https://github.com/linuxboot/heads
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- Main repository for code, development, and user experience improvements.
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- All commits must be signed.
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- **linuxboot/heads-wiki**: https://github.com/linuxboot/heads-wiki
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- Repository for project documentation.
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- Content is rendered and searchable at https://osresearch.net
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- *Commits don't have to be signed to lower bar for contribution*.
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We appreciate your contributions to the LinuxBoot/Heads project!
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