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Includes the Collaboration Guideline. It contains the infromation regarding the use of the mailing list, Gerrit, the coding style and other usefull collaboration information. This Collaboration Guideline is constantly changing as new methods of collaboration are used. Change-Id: I9f1e66556e99defa8729f87f19052b539e8628d3 Signed-off-by: Rodrigo Caballero <rodrigo.caballero.abraham@intel.com>
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The Most Important Rule of Open Source
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Open source is about sharing as much information as possible about the
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development you are doing. Maintainers and contributors must
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communicate and with each other using the open source collaboration
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tools: the mailing list, Gerrit and JIRA. We strive to be open about
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our work, making sure to include all key community stake holders, both
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maintainers and expert developers, and the community mailing list.
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In this spirit, do not send private feedback through email. Instead,
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send feedback to the mailing list, making sure to hit 'Reply-to-all',
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and keeping the CC list intact. While the mailing list can be used to
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hold design discussions, remember to submit all patches using Gerrit. |