Our standard
TestLookup adopts the Contributor Covenant version 2.1, a code of conduct used by many open-source projects. It applies in every project space, including issues, pull requests, discussions and reviews. By taking part, you agree to follow it.
The project’s own file is short. It adopts the Covenant and explains how to report a problem. The Covenant itself sets out the expected behavior, where it applies, how it’s enforced and who is responsible for what.
Enforcement follows the Covenant’s community impact guidelines. The steps are a correction, a warning, a temporary ban and a permanent ban. This page summarizes the project’s code of conduct.
Attribution
The project’s code of conduct is adapted from the Contributor Covenant, version 2.1. If you quote or share it, keep that credit and the link to the Covenant.
Reporting contact
Conduct reports go through a form on GitHub, not email. They reach the project maintainers listed in MAINTAINERS.md, and they stay separate from security reports.
- Open the Code of Conduct report form. It asks only for a link to where the behavior happened and how a maintainer can reach you privately. Issues on GitHub are public, so leave sensitive details out of the form. A maintainer will contact you, carry on the conversation in private, and hide or lock the issue.
- If your concern is about a maintainer, tick the box that says so, without giving details. The policy says another maintainer then handles it, and the person concerned takes no part in the decision. MAINTAINERS.md lists one maintainer today, so the policy doesn’t yet say who handles a concern about that person.
The maintainers promise to review and investigate every report promptly and fairly. They also keep the identity of the person who reported it confidential.
Current version
This page summarizes the code of conduct for the current development version of TestLookup. Before you report, check the current file on GitHub in case it has changed. The contribution policy, the code of conduct and the security policy all live in the repository.