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It turns out folks are really unhappy with how it works, so we don't want to recommend using it on new repos. We don't yet have a good replacement to recommend, though.
License: MIT
Signed-off-by: Rob Brackett <[email protected]>
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We manage contributor licensing via a *Developer Certificate of Origin (DCO).* All commits with new code from any contributor **must** include a DCO signoff trailer. See the [contributing guide part 2](../CONTRIBUTING-2.md#a-license-and-a-signed-off-by-trailers-are-required) for more details. Commits with extremely trivial or changes or that do not change content (e.g. merge commits) are excepted.
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If you’re setting up a new repository, **please make sure to set up [GitCop](https://gitcop.com) to enforce the DCO policy** and make sure the README includes a link to our contribution guidelines.
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If you’re setting up a new repository, make sure the README includes a link to our contribution guidelines so people can find information about the DCO signoff.
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