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Contributing to LINA

POLICY is the authority for development, checks, merges and releases. Start with CONTRIBUTING for setup and verification; the project README explains Lina and how to run it.

  • Open an issue for a bug, feature, compatibility report or design decision. The issue forms show the information to include; small fixes do not require an issue first.
  • Open a pull request targeting dev. Follow the PR template: explain the problem, resulting behavior, checks actually run and material limitations.
  • Report vulnerabilities through the private route in SECURITY, keeping exploit details and user data out of public issues and logs.

dev is the default integration branch. Behavior changes start with a failing regression test. Before merging, the current candidate must pass dev-gate, be up to date with its target, have no conflicts and have resolved review conversations. Use merge commits only; do not bypass protection. Required approving reviews are zero, while confirmed defects still need resolution.

CI operation explains the checks and branch protections; validation defines their acceptance limits. A future same-repository dev -> main promotion requires explicit owner instruction, release notes and release-gate. Source checks do not authorize publication or deployment.

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