# Contributing to Sib Anyone can take part in Sib's development. Open a new issue, comment on an existing one, or fix one. An issue does not have to report something broken. A command whose behavior is harder to follow than it should be, or that just acts stupid, is worth an issue too. Or a command living in your `.bashrc` that you find so useful you think others should have it... ## What to work on The roadmap lives in the issue tracker: . If something is not there, open it. ## Sending patches Dependencies are bash >= 3.2, git, jq, curl, awk and coreutils. Pull requests at , or `git format-patch` mailed to . Both are read. Write commit messages yourself. If nothing comes to mind, that is usually the commit telling you it was not worth making. Add a line at the end of the commit message: Signed-off-by: Your Name `git commit --signoff` does it for you. By signing off you certify the [Developer Certificate of Origin](https://developercertificate.org/).