Contributing

OpenDome’s open core is Apache-2.0 and built in the open. Contributions to the platform, the spec and the docs are welcome.

The canonical contributor guide is CONTRIBUTING.md in the repository — dev setup, the merge-request workflow and the CI gates live there. The essentials are below.

Where things live

• Platform (cells, OSL engine, connectors, charts, orchestration) — gitlab.com/opendome.eu/platform, Apache-2.0. Issue and MR templates are provided; usage questions go through the Question template (see SUPPORT.md).
• OSL spec — spec/osl/ in the same repository. Changes follow the RFC process.
• These docs — summaries that link out to the repository docs (docs/, docs/osl/), which are the engineering source of truth.

Ground rules

• OSS never references our private domains. A self-hoster exposes the cell however they like; the open source carries no opendome.eu-specific assumptions.
• Additive, versioned changes. Don’t break existing YAML or API contracts — extend them. Removals wait for a major version.
• Pin versions. No floating :latest tags anywhere — images, charts and deps pin to concrete stable versions.

Spec changes

RFC processPropose a change to the OSL spec — problem, alternatives, impact, rollback, and sign-off.

Reporting security issues

Do not open a public issue for a vulnerability. Follow SECURITY.md: a GitLab confidential issue is the preferred channel, with security@opendome.eu as the email alternative. See also the Security posture page.