To avoid future churn give the workflow a generic name, don't operate on
pull-requests, and extend the issues stale date to 365 days and update
its message.
This runs git-log(1) --check on *each* commit and will report any
issues, e.g.
--- afe5753fa ("Changes made in upstream")
src/http/ngx_http_upstream.c:415: trailing whitespace.
+
src/http/ngx_http_upstream.c:417: trailing whitespace.
+ ngx_http_upstream_backend_ssl_protocol, 0,
Specific exceptions can be handled via gitattributes(5).
This checks pull-requests to make sure the 'Version bump' commit is
immediately after the last release commit/tag.
The check includes the commits in the pull-request, so if a pull-request
is adding this commit it will accept it and also if there are other
commits in the pull-request, as long as the 'Version bump' commit is
first.
- Issue templates are replaced with forms. Forms allow to explicitly ask
for certain info before an issue is opened, they can be programmatically
queried via GH actions to get the data in fields.
- Added language around GH discussions vs the forum in the issue forms.
- Added GH discussions templates. These templates delineate which types
of discussions belong on GitHub vs the community forum.
- Created SUPPORT.md to delineate which types of topics belong on GitHub
vs different support channels (community forum/docs/commercial support).
- Updated CONTRIBUTING.md:
- Removed text that belongs in SUPPORT.md.
- Added F5 CLA clarifying text.
- Added badges to README.md. Most of these are there to make information
even clearer, moreso for users reading README.md from sources outside
GitHub.
Absolute paths in links end up being rooted at github.com.
The contributing guidelines link is broken unless we use the full URL.
Also, remove superfluous "monospace formatting" for the link.
Pushes to master and stable branches will result in buildbot-like checks
on multiple OSes and architectures.
Pull requests will be checked on a public Ubuntu GitHub runner.
