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Developer Guidelines
2024-04-24: The content on this has been preserved while we work to revise the content
For up-to-date information about the meta-ros layer please visit the main page: https://github.com/ros/meta-ros
For simplified instructions on how to get started please refer to these build instructions: https://github.com/ros/meta-ros/blob/build/kas/README.md
To chat about meta-ros, come find us on the OSRF Discord #cwg-openembedded channel.
You are also welcome to join our biweekly meetings. Catch up on our meeting minutes here: ROS OpenEmbedded Working Group Minutes - Google Docs
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Source-code centric: Use of github features
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Style of Commits: OpenEmbedded style
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Open Resources: Issue tracker and Wiki is open for everybody's use.
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Style of Commit Messages:
- It starts with the name of the recipe/directory.
- Then it describes the patch on an abstract level (not the concrete change, because that's visible in the patch itself). We use the present progressive form, e.g., 'adding', 'removing', 'adjusting'.
- It avoids the word 'fix', because commonly, 'fixes' do break scenarios where people have relied on its previous behavior, even if it was quite strange.
- We refer to the addressed issue usually in brackets with 'resolves'
- Mailing list
- Commits, github comments, github issues
- github Wiki