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Have a fix or feature? Awesome! When you send the pull request we suggest you include a build output.
We will hold all contributions to the same quality and style standards as the existing code.
We'd like to keep this repo focused on "core" RPM packages that are related to
the base OS. These packages either require changes to the specfile or source
code patches to run on CentOS 7, or are not currently packaged at all. We try
to keep packages in sync with the lastest upstream stable release, and strive
to keep the delta with the upstream package as minimal as possible. We also
specifically exclude straight backports (packages that build as-is without
requiring any changes) from the repo, as they can be easily rebuilt from the
original src.rpm as shipped by upstream.
If you would like to contribute a package, we recommend you start by filing an Issue first to avoid duplicating effort (we may have one that we can try to open-source, or other people may be writing one) before working on it.
By contributing to this repository, you agree that your contributions will be licensed in accordance to the LICENSE document in the root of this repository. This means that specfiles will be licensed under the MIT license, and source code changes and patches will be under the upstream license of the original packgage.