Adding code of conduct and contribute guide

[Skarlso]

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[phoban01]

LGTM. I would change the suggested port for the kind registry to 5000 as the ocm-controller starts a registry by default on port 5001 🛩️

[Skarlso]

Oh nice find. :D

[Skarlso]

The only problem is that the kind guide uses 5001. So which one to we adjust then... 🤔 I think it makes more sense for the controller to be adjusted?

Something like:

./bin/manager -zap-log-level 4 --oci-registry-port 5000

[phoban01]

The only problem is that the kind guide uses 5001. So which one to we adjust then... thinking I think it makes more sense for the controller to be adjusted?

Something like:

./bin/manager -zap-log-level 4 --oci-registry-port 5000

I agree. Should we adjust the default too?

[Skarlso]

I agree. Should we adjust the default too?

Humm hummmmm... Sure. We have to do that in the other controllers as well then. :)

[Skarlso]

Hahaha, check this out. The replication controller already defaults to 5000... :D

	flag.StringVar(&ociRegistryAddr, "oci-registry-addr", "localhost:5000", "The address to the OCI registry.")

[phoban01]

That address should really point at Kubernetes service name for the deployment but be overridable for local testing, similar to flux kustomization and source controller.

[Skarlso]

That address should really point at Kubernetes service name for the deployment but be overridable for local testing, similar to flux kustomization and source controller.

You usually do that in the deployment, right? To point to the right service name and DNS record...

[phoban01]

LGTM