Code of conduct
Every openlakestream repository follows the same code of conduct; this page states where it applies and how to report a problem.
Every openlakestream repository follows a code of conduct based on the Contributor Covenant. The organization-wide code of conduct adopts version 3.0; a repository with its own CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md follows that file.
It applies in every project space: the repositories and their issues, pull requests and discussions, and anywhere someone represents the project in public.
Reporting a problem
To report a possible violation, email conduct@openlakestream.org. The maintainers read these reports and handle them confidentially.
If your report concerns a maintainer, or you'd rather it didn't go to the whole maintainer group, email a single maintainer directly, for example at the address in their commits, and tell them so. They will handle it without forwarding it to the group.
Enforcement
Maintainers address and repair harm as described in the Contributor Covenant's "Addressing and Repairing Harm" section. When asked, maintainers will explain the reasons for a moderation decision.
Governance
Who maintains the openlakestream repositories, how pull requests and Lakestream Improvement Proposals (LIPs) are decided, and what isn't defined yet.
Security
Security vulnerabilities in an openlakestream project are reported privately; this page states how, which releases get fixes, and what follows a report.