First off, thank you for taking the time to contribute!
Here are some important resources:
- Security Policy: If you need to share a security vulnerability, please refer to our Security Policy.
- Slack Discussions: Any questions - join us on Slack
- PacketStreamer License: PacketStreamer is 100% open source, using the Apache 2.0 license.
- Contributor License: The Apache 2.0 license applies to all contributions offered to the PacketStreamer project.
- Code of Conduct: The PacketStreamer community strives to be open and welcoming to all.
Head over to our Community Slack and share what's going on.
If you believe you've found a security vulnerability, please refer to our Security Policy.
For all other bugs, please first check if the issue has already been opened. If so, go ahead and add details to the existing issue.
If the bug appears to be new, please open a new GitHub Bug report. The template will prompt you for the information that will help us to understand and address the issue.
Thank you. Please send a GitHub Pull Request to PacketStreamer with a clear explanation of what you're seeking to achieve, and what you have done.
Code Style: we're flexible and accomodating. Copy the style of the code adjacent to your contributions, keep it clear and easy to understand for other developers and we're all good.
If it's a well-formed enhancement, please open a new GitHub Feature request. Explain the enhancement and any supporting information - who it benefits, why it's important etc.
If you'd like to discuss the idea before proposing it on GitHub, share it on our Community Slack and we will work through it together.
You can reach out to the ThreatMapper community leads at community at deepfence dot io.