First of all, thank you for being a part of this and the wider GitHub community! ❤️
Please adhere to the code of conduct which is adapted from the contributor covenant 2.0.
The tl;dr of this is be kind, be patient, and be respectful to others.
If you see any abuse or violation of GitHub's Terms of Service, please report it, either using GitHub's report abuse page.
If you've found a bug, have a suggestion/request for improvement, or have a question that can't be answered by reading the help documentation for a script, please create an issue. There are currently three issue templates. A bug report, feature request, and question. Select the most appropriate and you will be provided with a template for creating an issue.
To fill in an issue template, leave any ## Headings and --- dividers in
place, and replace the paragraph(s) under each heading with the requested
information. There are numbered comment hints to show you which bits to
replace:
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<!-- 1 Replace above here 1 -->Please read the paragraphs between the hints before you replace them! They are useful guidance for writing a helpful issue.
If you've forked from the repository and have made improvements or bug fixes, you are welcome to open a pull request. Like Issues above, there is a pull request template you can use when creating one. Please read the guidance in the previous heading which explains how to use the template.
Please use a consistent coding style appropriate for the language the script is written in, for example in Java or PowerShell. Maintaining consistency with the existing style will also help other developers and will increase the likelihood of your pull request being merged.
This project is released under the MIT License and the rights to any code, submitted via pull requests or otherwise, will be those of the license. You may ask for your contributions to be removed at any time, but this will not affect the rights applied to any derivatives of this project that include this code.
All constructive and beneficial pull requests are considered, but please do not be offended if they are not merged. As this project is released under the MIT License, you are welcome to derive from this source in your own projects, so long as you include attribution and the original text. Any non-code assets are released under CC BY-SA 4.0.
The repository does not currently require GPG commit signatures, but this may change in future. You should consider this anyway! It is free, relatively straightforward to set up, and adds an extra level of authenticity to your work. Read more about code signing here.