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Issue Guidelines
----------------
1) Issues should only be created for things that are definitely bugs.
If you are not sure that the behavior is a bug, ask about it on
GitHub Discussions. GitHub Issues should not be used as a help
forum.
2) If you are sure it is a bug, then post a complete description of
the issue, the simplest possible self-contained example showing
the problem, the full backtrace of any exception, and for issues
involving database queries, an SQL log.
3) Issues are generally closed as soon as the problem is considered
fixed. However, discussion can still happen after the issue is
closed, and the issue will be reopened if additional evidence is
provided showing the issue still exists.
Pull Request Guidelines
-----------------------
1) Try to include tests for all new features and substantial bug
fixes. See the testing guide for details about testing Sequel.
2) Try to include documentation for all new features. In most cases
this should include RDoc method documentation, but updates to the
guides are also appropriate in some cases.
3) Follow the style conventions of the surrounding code. In most
cases, this is standard ruby style.
4) Do not submit whitespace changes with code changes. Sequel is not
pedantic about trailing whitespace, so if you have an editor that
automatically strips trailing whitespace, you may want to turn
that feature off.
5) All code in pull requests is assumed to be MIT licensed. Do not
submit a pull request if that isn't the case.
6) Please do not submit pull requests for code that is not ready to
be merged. Pull requests should not be used to "start a
conversation" about a possible code change. If the pull
request requires a conversation, that conversation should take
place on GitHub Discussions.
7) Pull requests are generally closed as soon as it appears that the
branch will not be merged. However, discussion about the code can
still happen after the pull request is closed, and the pull request
can be reopened if additional commits to the branch or other
changes make it likely that it will be merged.
Code of Conduct
---------------
This code of conduct applies to all of the project's "collaborative
space", which is defined as community communications channels,
including the Google Group, GitHub project, and source code repository.
1) Participants must ensure that their language and actions are free
of personal attacks and remarks disparaging to people or groups.
2) Behaviour which can be reasonably considered harassment will not
be tolerated.
3) Discussion should be limited to the project and related
technologies.
You can report a violation of this code of conduct to the project
maintainer, who will take appropriate action.