The Lupaxa Project maintains a wide range of tools across multiple organisations. Please refer to the Projects Overview for a complete list.
This document describes how to seek help, report issues, and request improvements across the ecosystem.
Please check the following first:
- The project’s
README.md - Any documentation in the
docs/directory - Existing issues and pull requests
- Discussions
Many common questions are already addressed there.
For general questions about using a tool, configuration, behaviour, or expected output, you may open an issue using the "Question" template (if available). Keep questions concise and focused.
If you believe you have found a bug:
- Open an issue using the Bug Report template.
- Include clear reproduction steps.
- Provide details such as:
- Tool version or Git SHA
- Operating system and environment
- Expected behaviour
- Actual behaviour
- Relevant logs or tracebacks
Reproducible reports make problem resolution significantly faster.
Feature requests are welcome!
Please provide:
- A clear description of the feature
- The use case or problem it solves
- Any examples, mockups, or alternative ideas
- Why it belongs in this project rather than external tooling
Not all requests will be implemented, but all will be considered.
Do not report security issues publicly. Instead, follow the guidance in the organisation-wide Security Policy.
We take security seriously and will respond promptly and confidentially.
If you wish to contribute code or documentation, please first read the organisation-wide How to Contribute for expectations, workflow, and standards.
For information about how The Lupaxa Project is structured and governed, see:
These documents explain how repositories are grouped, who is responsible for them, and how decisions are made across the ecosystem.
For questions that are not bugs, not feature requests, and not security issues, please:
- Open a Discussion, or
- Open a Question issue using our issue templates
General questions about how to use the tools or how they work internally are always welcome.
The Lupaxa Project maintains a wide range of tools across multiple organisations, please refer to the Projects Overview for a complete list.
Support processes and expectations are consistent across all of them.
We appreciate all contributions—code, documentation, testing, feedback, or simply using the tools. Your involvement helps shape the future of The Lupaxa Project.
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