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Contribution Guidelines

This document outlines the contribution guidelines for the SPIRE Plugin SDK.

This project follows the contribution and governance guidelines from the SPIFFE project (see CONTRIBUTING and GOVERNANCE).

Prerequisites

The Makefile in the project is set up to download required dependencies for code generation.

Updating Dependency Versions

The Makefile uses internal variables or inspects go.mod to determine the versions of various tools in the toolchain. See the Makefile for specifics.

Generating Service Definitions

To (re)generate service definitions do the following:

$ make

If you are adding a new .proto file, you first need to update the Makefile and add the .proto file to the relevant variables.

Opening PRs

All PRs should target the next branch. The next branch is a staging area for all features under development but not ready for release in an official version of SPIRE.

Changes are cherry-picked into main from the next branch ahead of an official SPIRE release. The commits in main are tagged with the supporting SPIRE version.

Consuming Changes in SPIRE

While a new change in this repository is under development, you can use Go Workspaces to allow SPIRE to consume the changes before they are merged into this repository.

SPIRE's main branch depends on a pseudo-version of this repository based on the next branch (see https://golang.org/ref/mod#pseudo-versions). Once changes have been merged into the next branch, the pseudo-version dependency in the SPIRE repository can be updated by running go get github.com/spiffe/spire-plugin-sdk@next from the SPIRE repository.

Relying on a pseudo versions means that this repository only needs tags for the officially released versions, while still allowing SPIRE to work with unreleased changes during development.