Code of conduct
OrkStage follows the Contributor Covenant 2.1. The behaviour expected in every project space, and how to report a problem privately.
OrkStage adopts the Contributor Covenant, version 2.1 as its code of conduct. It applies in every project space: repositories, issues, pull requests, discussions and events.
In short:
- Be respectful and constructive. Critique code and ideas, not people.
- Assume good intent. Ask before you assume.
- We do not tolerate harassment, discrimination, personal attacks, or publishing someone else's private information.
- Maintainers may remove, edit or reject contributions that break the code. They may ban participants who violate it repeatedly or seriously.
Reporting
Report unacceptable behaviour privately to conduct@orkstage.io. Maintainers handle every report in confidence.
Send security vulnerabilities to security@orkstage.io instead.
Contributions and the CLA
OrkStage is offered under both the AGPL-3.0 and a commercial license. For that reason, every contribution is accepted under a Contributor License Agreement (CLA). See License.
Architecture decisions
The six accepted OrkStage ADRs in brief. Placement slots, provider adapters, BullMQ workflows, tenancy, OpenTofu state and the toolchain.
Release process
The CI checks that run on OrkStage today, how changelogs and release notes are written, and the planned flow for images, packages, binaries and modules.