Do follow the seven rules of a great Git commit message.
Do follow the Clojure Style Guide.
Do include tests for your change when appropriate.
Do ensure that the CI checks pass.
Do squash the commits in your PR to remove corrections irrelevant to the code history, once the PR has been reviewed.
Don't overuse vertical whitespace; avoid multiple sequential blank lines.
Don't include more than one feature or fix in a single PR.
Don't include changes unrelated to the purpose of the PR. This
includes changing the project version number, adding lines to the
.gitignore file, or changing the indentation or formatting.
Don't open a new PR if changes are requested. Just push to the same branch and the PR will be updated.
Do sign the Contributor License Agreement.
You must sign a Contribution License Agreement (CLA) (for individuals, for corporations) before your pull request will be merged. This a one-time requirement for contributing to each Biotz's open source project. You can read more about Contributor License Agreements (CLA) on Wikipedia.
Signing the CLA doesn't have to be done up-front, it is only required for your pull request to be merged. You can clone, fork, and submit your pull request as usual.