Thanks for wanting to contribute to our repo! Here are some guidelines we ask you to follow:
If you find any issues with the ISO, please open an issue. This will allow us to fix the issue as soon as possible. Please be as descriptive as possible in your issue, as this will help us to reproduce the problem
If there is a change you would like to see made to anything in this repo (the package list, the configuration of the image, or the build process), please open an issue requesting this.
If you feel comfortable working on a change or fix yourself, please feel free to send us a pull request.
We suggest that you open an issue discussing the change, to give us the opportunity to make comments on the change before you start work, as we may decide to reject changes, and we do not want people wasting their time. We will still review pull requests that do not have a related issue, but please be aware that we may reject your change.
Note that this does not mean you should spam the issue tracker just to meet this suggestion. If you have already written your change, or if it is so small that the amount of effort is negligible, an issue is not needed.
- Please give commits descriptive messages.
- For example, if a commit adds the package
vim, a suitable commit message would beAdded pacakge vim, notUpdated kali-config/variant-cybersoc/package-lists/kali.list.chroot.
- For example, if a commit adds the package
- Please do not use too many commits.
- For example, if a change or fix requires changes in 3 files, these should all be in one commit, with a message describing the entire fix, rather than three separate commits.
If your pull request does not meet these commit guidelines, we may ask you to amend your commit history (see amending and rebasing) before we accept it.
All contributions to this repository will be licensed under the GNU GPL.