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Research and document how archlinux release is doing Release engineering #1

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MalloZup opened this issue Oct 11, 2020 · 0 comments
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Research and document how archlinux release is doing Release engineering #1

MalloZup opened this issue Oct 11, 2020 · 0 comments
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This task can be an awesome learning opportunity for you to learn how opensource release software.

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Research how Debian/ubuntu do release engineering from A to Z.

Manual operation, Build process, Release engineering tool, process and workflows.

Gather existing information, reverse engineer tools or/and create needed documentaiton.

This task should produce a file called DISTRO_NAME.md which we put in doc folder.

This file will be linked to main readme.
@MalloZup MalloZup changed the title Research how archlinux releases packages and how they build test Research how archlinux release (toools and process) Oct 11, 2020
@MalloZup MalloZup changed the title Research how archlinux release (toools and process) Research and document how archlinux release (toools and process) Oct 11, 2020
@MalloZup MalloZup changed the title Research and document how archlinux release (toools and process) Research and document how archlinux release is doing Release engineering Oct 11, 2020
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