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External Contribution Guidelines

Thank you for your interest in contributing to LNSym! We greatly value feedback and contributions from the community. Please read this document before submitting any pull requests or issues.

Submitting a Pull Request

Focused Changes: Create small, focused PRs that address a single issue or implement a specific feature.

Maintainable Proofs: Write your proofs in a maintainable way, even if doing so causes them to become more verbose. LNSym follows the no nonterminal simp rule, which says that unless simp is closing the goal, it should always be converted to a simp only [X, Y, Z] call.

External Dependencies: Do not introduce any new external dependencies into LNSym's codebase -- be mindful of what you import. Exceptions are possible, but only when absolutely necessary.

Documentation: Add relevant documentation and comments to your code.

Continuous Integration: Please ensure that all CI checks pass on your PR. During development, you can test your contribution on your local machine by following the build instructions in the README.md.

Filing an Issue

When filing an issue, first check whether the same issue has already been reported previously by someone else. In your issue, include details like:

  • Illustrative, minimal, and reproducible test cases
  • Commit hash of LNSym that you used
  • Suggested modifications, if any

Licensing

See the LICENSE file for LNSym's licensing. All files in this project will be copyright only by "Amazon.com, Inc. or its affiliates". The PR template will prompt you to confirm the licensing of your contribution.

What to Expect

Be Patient: Reviewing your contribution may take some time!

Not All PRs Get Merged: We value every contribution. However, to enable code maintainability and quality, we will merge only those PRs that align with our priorities and goals.

Work in Progress: LNSym is under development and things can change rapidly.