Require real names for contributions

Real names in git commits has always been the expectation, even if there
have been some slippages. Make it an explicit requirement so the
contributors know what to expect.
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Panu Matilainen 2023-06-28 11:08:00 +03:00
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@ -17,11 +17,15 @@ not in line with RPM design and goals.**
## Submitting Patches
Patches should be submitted via GitHub pull requests (PRs) or via `git
send-email` to the rpm-maint@lists.rpm.org mailing list. Each PR should be a
single atomic change, meaning that it should be merged or rejected as a unit.
It is okay for a PR to contain multiple commits if later commits are dependent
on earlier ones. If earlier commits do not depend on later ones, they
(should/should not) be submitted separately.
send-email` to the rpm-maint@lists.rpm.org mailing list. Use your real
name as the commit author (git `user.name` config option) in a format
suitable for the CREDITS file.
Patches from pseudonyms or anonymous submitters will not be accepted.
Each PR should be a single atomic change, meaning that it should be merged
or rejected as a unit. It is okay for a PR to contain multiple commits if
later commits are dependent on earlier ones. If earlier commits do not
depend on later ones, they (should/should not) be submitted separately.
Pull requests should clearly state if the code is "ready for
inclusion" or if further work is needed. Proof of concept or request