[Docs] Contributing#13
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Introduce a draft version of the contributing guide to provide clear guidelines for community contributions. This document includes sections on reporting bugs, suggesting enhancements, creating pull requests, and adhering to the project's development process. Key additions: - Code of Conduct acknowledgment requirement for contributors. - Style guides for commit messages and documentation. - Bilingual communication guidelines (English and Ukrainian). This draft enhances contributor onboarding, fosters collaboration, and aligns with community best practices.
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| | Ver. | Date | Author | Change description | | ||
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| | 0.1 | 2026-01-20 | Serhii Horodilov | Initial draft | |
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When this PR is compared with the target docs/community-health branch, this changelog is stale: the target branch already has the contributing guide finalized with later history entries for 0.9 (“Final draft”) and 0.2 (“Utilize community health docs”). Keeping only the initial 0.1 entry would regress the published document metadata/history for anyone reviewing or resolving the branch against docs/community-health.
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This pull request introduces a new draft of the contributing guide for the project. The document outlines the process and expectations for contributing, including community guidelines, development workflow, and recognition for contributors.
Documentation additions:
CONTRIBUTING.mdfile that covers reporting bugs, suggesting enhancements, making code contributions, code review process, style guides, and community engagement.