Developers might make a fork of the main branch on their own GitHub account.
Developments should happen in a dedicated branch with a descriptive name of
the feature you are developing. We recommend to tag your branches this way:
fix/myFix: for addressing specific issues with the code.
feature/myFeature: for adding specific feature.
doc/myDoc: for documentation additions.
experimental/myBranch: for your own implementation tests.
Note that no experimental branch are meant to be merged with main.
This means you are free to commit and implement whatever you want in those branches.
Those are just placeholders for you to identify which feature should be implemented.
Commit messages must be explicit.
Commit content must contain a few modifications to the code.