• Licensing and License Notices of This Project
• Source Code Guidelines
• Build Instructions
• API Compatibility

Submitting via Pull Request

• The authors of the commits have to sign off all commits of the pull request according to the Developer’s Certificate of Origin (DCO). You thereby confirm compliance with the DCO. Help regarding the version control Git can be found here.

Inspirational External Guidelines

• Submitting patches: the essential guide to getting your code into the kernel
• Creating Pull Requests

Notes

Signing by PGP or SSH key is not required. Also, most open source projects do not do this and this does not seem to cause legal problems. The Linux Kernel does not sign commits and instead focuses on verifying the developer communication instead. Furthermore, all signature will be temporarily valid as well, which reduces it usefulness in practice, also it does not mean, that checking a repo regarding an expired key has not its use cases. On the other hand, commit signing creates a huge burden and has no benefits, if it is not used properly. Therefore, it is disregarded as a requirement.

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