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Toolforge Build Service Project

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Reports

Reports include both decision records and progress reports on the implementation of Toolforge Build Service (beta). These reports are intended to keep team members and interested community members updated on progress of the project.

Decision records

Ongoing

• How to allow installing system libraries on buildpack-based images

Decided

• Decision request - Find a standard place for all the toolforge-related config files - Decided on 2023-05-26
• Decision request - Toolforge envvars/secrets service - Decided on 2023-05-26
• Decision request - What buildpacks to allow and include for toolforge build service beta - Decided on 2023-03-10
• Decision request - Choose a lang for the toolforge build service API - Decided on 2023-02-23
• Decision request - Toolforge build service to move to an API design - Decided on 2023-02-06
• Pre-create harbor namespaces - Decided on 2022-12-15
• How to manage quotas in Toolforge Build Service - Decided on 2022-05-04

Progress reports

Find the latest sync meeting notes here.

2022

• 2022-09-27: We started working on the Toolforge Build Service [beta] project!

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