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CONTRIBUTING.md - add notes about contribution eligibility for target releases.
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@@ -8,6 +8,20 @@ We welcome code contributions and patches, but **we do not accept Pull Requests
through GitHub at this time.
**
Please submit patches as attachments to new
bugs under the "C - Contributions" severity level.
TARGET RELEASES
---------------
Changes involving adding new functionality, functional changes to the command
line tools (either in adding new options, or changing the output formats), any
RPC protocol changes or state file format modifications, and similar work is
only considered for inclusion on the master branch (which will become the next
stable Slurm release).
Bug fixes themselves are considered for inclusion on the most recent stable
release, although may be deferred to the next major release at the reviewers'
discretion.
All contributed patches are subject to review by SchedMD.
CODING GUIDELINES
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Slurm loosely follows the Linux Kernel style guidelines
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