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1414## Creating a Pull Request
1515
16- - Check out the latest state from main and always keep the PR in sync with main.
16+ - Check out the latest state from ` main ` and always keep the PR in sync with ` main ` .
1717- Use [ conventional commits] ( https://www.conventionalcommits.org/en/v1.0.0/#specification ) .
1818- Only one feature per pull request.
1919- Write an entry for the Changelog.
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2323## Coding Guidelines
2424
2525- Write readable and maintainable code. ` Premature Optimization Is the Root of All Evil ` .
26- Concentrate on clean interfaces first and only optimize for performance if it is needed .
26+ Concentrate on clean interfaces first and only optimize for performance if it is necessary .
2727- The keeper directory is structured the following:
2828 - ` msg_server_* ` -files are the entry point for message handling. This file
2929 should be very clean to read and outsource most of the part to the logic files.
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3232 - ` query_server_* ` -files are the entry point for query handling. This file
3333 should be very clean to read. Most queries can make use of the pagination
3434 provided in ` ./util ` .
35+ - AI Usage: AI can significantly speed up development, but you are responsible
36+ for the code you submit. Before opening a PR, thoroughly review all changes.
37+ Do not submit PRs containing code you haven’t personally reviewed,
38+ as this creates an unnecessary burden for reviewers.
3539
3640## Code Structure
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