Guidelines on how to make successful contributions to the Ziggurat repositories

Feedback and contributions from the open source community are welcome. If you have any queries, you can open an issue in the relevant repository and our team will take it from there.

Our commit messages across all repositories use the conventional commits specification.

Pull requests should be succinct and as granular as possible

When making a pull request, please be sure to use the "stop light" convention for review difficulty

• 🟢 - I need any Rust/Ziggurat dev to approve
• 🟠 - I need at least two Rust/Ziggurat dev to approve
• 🔴 - I need an experienced Rust/Ziggurat dev to approve (currently @ljedrz/@niklaslong)