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Islandora, and Islandora Labs, invites community discussion on the following channels. If you are not sure you want to create an issue or pull request yet, feel free to discuss this project with us here:
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As with all projects in Islandora Labs, all contributors to a pull request must have an Islandora CLA (Contributor License Agreement) on file before it can be merged. Here, a contributor is defined as the author of a git commit.
In Islandora Labs, the policies for merging may be different from the standard Islandora Committer's Workflow. These policies are set at the discretion of the Current Maintainer, as defined in this project's README.md.
In this project, the following policies apply:
- Only maintainers of this module may merge pull requests.
- A person may not merge their own pull requests, nor a pull request that they have contributed code to.
- A formal review (using Github's Review feature) is not required.
- A pull request may be merged at any time after it is created.
- A person may merge code contributed by another employee of the same organization.