Enhance Go+ contributing guidelines and introduce code of conduct #1829
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As our project grows, we want to ensure that our community understands
how to contribute effectively and feels welcomed to do so. This update
to our contribution guidelines aims to clarify the process and encourage
more developers to get involved.
Key changes include:
- Simplified the language to make the guidelines more accessible to
non-native English speakers and newcomers to open source.
- Included a step-by-step guide on setting up the development
environment, submitting a pull request, and what to expect during
the review process.
- Added a new section on community standards and code of conduct to
foster a respectful and inclusive community atmosphere.
- Provided clear examples of desirable contributions, such as bug
fixes, feature proposals, and documentation improvements.
Updates goplus#1829
Signed-off-by: Aofei Sheng <[email protected]>
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Proposal
Introduce a code of conduct and revise the contributing guidelines to streamline the contribution process, enhance inclusivity, and improve commit message clarity across the Go+ project.
Background
The Go+ project has grown significantly, with contributions spanning multiple repositories. However, the absence of a unified code of conduct and inconsistent contributing guidelines across repositories have led to challenges. These include a lack of a standardized approach to contributions and difficulties in understanding the project's current developments due to unclear commit history.
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