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There is a section called Code of Conduct in the Contributing Guide.
However, there is no docs about Code of Conduct (COC) is attached anywhere in the project.
A COC is very important to have in an open source project to create and ensure a safe and welcoming community around the project and as the base of steps that maintainers will do if someone is not following it.
Suggested solution
If you have a COC, create a CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md in the root of your project and add your COC in it. Then link it to your README and Contributing Guide.
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There is a section called Code of Conduct in the Contributing Guide.
However, there is no docs about Code of Conduct (COC) is attached anywhere in the project.
A COC is very important to have in an open source project to create and ensure a safe and welcoming community around the project and as the base of steps that maintainers will do if someone is not following it.
Suggested solution
CODE_OF_CONDUCT.mdin the root of your project and add your COC in it. Then link it to your README and Contributing Guide.But
If you don't have one, you can add it using a template right on your GitHub as this instructions and link it to your README and Contributing Guide.
Here is another helpful resources about Establishing a code of conduct.