Contributing

Contributing as a developer #

To contribute to Sigstore as a developer, check out the following repositories for developer information on the various Sigstore projects:

• Cosign
• Rekor
• Fulcio

Sigstore clients #

• Go:
  • sigstore/sigstore-go
  • sigstore/sigstore
  • Sigstore Go meeting notes
• Python:
  • sigstore/sigstore-python
• Java and Maven:
  • sigstore/java
  • sigstore/sigstore-maven
  • sigstore/sigstore-maven-plugin
  • Sigstore Java meeting notes
• JavaScript: sigstore/sigstore-js
• Rust: sigstore/sigstore-rs
• Ruby: sigstore/sigstore-ruby

Contributing to the documentation #

Sigstore welcomes documentation contributions. Please see the docs repository README for more information on how to run the documentation locally, contribute to the project, and for general technical writing information.

We also accept contributions to content on the Sigstore website. Please see the README in the website repository for additional information.

Community #

The sigstore/community repository contains the most up-to-date information about how to get involved with the Sigstore project and its community. In this repository you can find our code of conduct and our contributing guidelines.

Mailing list #

We use a public mailing list group for communications. Anyone interested in contributing, discussing, or meeting the Sigstore community is invited to join the group.

Docs and other calendar invites may be shared directly with this group, so please join this before requesting access to anything that appears private.

Slack #

You can also keep in touch by joining our Slack channel. Use this invite link to join.