How to Add a New Project within Reproducible Builds

[Morten Linderud]

On Sat, Nov 05, 2022 at 01:20:39AM +0000, Adrian Diglio via rb-general wrote:
> 
> Hello!

Yo!

> Can someone please help me better understand the onboarding process and
> requirements for joining reproducible-builds as a new project? I'd like to
> learn more about how to engage with the community, and potentially how to add
> a new project.

The reason why you have had trouble getting any response the past few days is
because there is a summit in Venice happening this week :)

https://reproducible-builds.org/events/venice2022/

There is a meeting once a month on IRC, but how the Reproducible Builds effort
works is less organized and more as a collaborative umbrella between different
projects.

> I'm inquiring to understand what the process is for joining and/or adding a
> new project under the Project page of Reproducible-Builds.org Who is involved?
> - reproducible-builds.org<https://reproducible-builds.org/who/projects/>?

I believe you can just send a merge request with your changes to this
repository:
https://salsa.debian.org/reproducible-builds/reproducible-website

> When adding a new project to reproducible-builds.org, I'm sure there's also
> additional steps that would be required of us, such as documentation etc. Is
> there anything in particular that is required to be added to your Continuous
> Tests? Anything to help me understand your onboarding process would be great.

Not really. As mentioned previously this is a lot of work by volunteers, thus
natually less structured. Nothing is really required and a lot of the work is
done on a best-effort basis.

What project is Microsoft intending to add to Reproducible Builds?

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Morten Linderud
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