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FIREFLY-1511: Add Code of conduct and Contribution guidelines #1692
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- We pledge to help the entire community follow the code of conduct, and to not | ||
remain silent when we see violations of the code of conduct. We will take | ||
action when members of our community violate this code such as | ||
contacting [email protected] (all emails sent to this address will be |
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Do we have any dedicated email at IPAC for CoC violations?
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### Reporting a Bug | ||
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Firefly is in active development. It's no surprise that you may encounter something that doesn't work for your use case. Or maybe you have some suggestions about how we can improve some functionality. Feel free to share any of it with us by [opening an issue](https://docs.github.com/en/github/managing-your-work-on-github/creating-an-issue) at [Firefly Github Issues](https://github.com/Caltech-IPAC/firefly/issues). |
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I know we don't use Github issues as much but public users of firefly seem to be taking this route, and this guide is intended for people like them in open source community
Currently, Firefly tracks development priorities and tasks through Jira, which is internal to us, rather than through public GitHub issues. As a result, we don't have "good-first" or "easy" labeled issues to invite code contributions from new contributors. However, that shouldn't discourage you from contributing! As a new user, you have a better perspective on where our documentation lacks, and you can edit it to make it better, as described in the previous section. | ||
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If you've [set up Firefly locally](https://github.com/Caltech-IPAC/firefly/tree/dev?tab=readme-ov-file#setup) and have some familiarity with the codebase, we encourage you to contribute by adding features you'd find useful or fixing issues that affect your workflow. Your contributions will be invaluable to improve open-sourced Firefly for other users as well. |
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Firefly differs here compared to other open sourced software, I tried to write it to communicate that limitation to non-IPAC/Rubin contributors while sharing ways in which they can make PRs.
Open to suggestions to rewrite it better.
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### Spreading the Word of Mouth | ||
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If you find Firefly helpful, you can share it with your peers, colleagues, and anyone who can benefit from Firefly. If you've used Firefly in your research, please acknowledge us. By telling other people about how Firefly helped you, you'll help us in turn, extending Firefly's impact. And we would absolutely love it if you give us a shout-out on IPAC's social media: [LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/ipac-at-caltech/) | [Twitter](https://x.com/caltechipac). |
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Do we have any DOI for firefly that we can put for "acknowledge us"?
At TARDIS, we have a github actions setup to make zenodo release with each new release of code and generate a citation format (.CFF) from it that users can use to cite.
Fixes FIREFLY-1511
See rendered version of these 2 markdown docs here:
Firefly Code of Conduct (CoC) is adapted from Astropy since every other project seems to be reusing Astropy's CoC. But these projects differ on Contribution guidelines - I adapted those of TARDIS for Firefly, given that we wanted to keep it high-level without delving into technical details which needs a lot more time.
All options that I considered (for inspiration) are: