It's a github best practice to have a Code of Conduct as a file in the repository.
Another good practice is to have a CONTRIBUTING file that talks about how you contribute to the project. It can point to documentation that should be read, as well as standards that should be adopted for bringing Pull Requests in and the like.
It's a github best practice to have a Code of Conduct as a file in the repository.
Another good practice is to have a CONTRIBUTING file that talks about how you contribute to the project. It can point to documentation that should be read, as well as standards that should be adopted for bringing Pull Requests in and the like.