We are grateful for your interest in joining the Kagenti community and making a positive impact. Whether you're improving documentation, fixing broken links, or adding new content, your contributions are essential to our success.
To get started, kindly read through this document and familiarize yourself with our code of conduct.
This repository is a documentation site built with MkDocs Material. Content lives in the content/ directory as Markdown files.
# Install dependencies
pip install mkdocs-material
# Preview locally with live reload
mkdocs serve
# Build the site
mkdocs buildPrioritization for pull requests is given to those that address and resolve existing GitHub issues. Utilize the available issue labels to identify meaningful and relevant issues to work on.
If you believe that there is a need for a fix and no existing issue covers it, feel free to create a new one.
To claim an issue that you are interested in, kindly leave a comment on the issue and request the maintainers to assign it to you.
Alternatively, comment /claim on the issue to have it automatically assigned to you.
When submitting a pull request, clear communication is appreciated:
- Describe what you changed and why
- Link to related GitHub issues if applicable
- Keep pull requests focused on a single change
A recommended format for commit messages:
{Short Title}: {What changed and why} {issue number if applicable}
AI-assisted commits use the Assisted-by: tag (not Co-Authored-by:).
Kagenti is Apache 2.0 licensed and we accept contributions via GitHub pull requests.
By contributing to this project you agree to the Developer Certificate of Origin (DCO). This document was created by the Linux Kernel community and is a simple statement that you, as a contributor, have the legal right to make the contribution. See the DCO for details.