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+ = Fedora Engineering
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+ :page-layout: without_menu
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+ xref:fesco:ROOT:index.adoc[**Fedora Engineering Steering Committee**] — FESCo is the Fedora Engineering Steering Committee. It is a fully community elected body and represents the technical leadership in Fedora.
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+ == Engineering Teams
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+
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+ // Include individual team entries as follows:
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+ // include::COMPONENT:MODULE:partial$FILENAME.adoc[]
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+ // include::partial$team_render.adoc[]
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+ //
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+ // Or if it's a local file:
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+ // include::partial$FILENAME.adoc[]
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+ // include::partial$team_render.adoc[]
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+ // Example 1: A team entry using data stored in a different space
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+ // The Template Team
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+ include::engineering:ROOT:partial$TEMPLATE_team_info.adoc[]
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+ include::partial$team_render.adoc[]
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+
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+ // Example 2: A team entry using data stored in this repository (using the template)
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+ // The Template Team
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+ include::partial$TEMPLATE_team_info.adoc[]
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+ include::partial$team_render.adoc[]
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+
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+ // Old entries:
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+ * xref:modularity:ROOT:index.adoc[**Fedora Modularity**] — Modularity introduces an optional Modular repository that provides additional versions of software on independent lifecycles.
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+ * xref:containers:ROOT:index.adoc[**Fedora Containers**] — Here you will find Documentation and Guidelines regarding creation, usage and maintainance of Containers in Fedora.
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+ * xref:neurofedora:ROOT:overview.adoc[**NeuroFedora**] — NeuroFedora is an initiative to provide a ready to use Fedora based Free/Open source software platform for neuroscience.
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+
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+ * xref:teleirc-sig:ROOT:index.adoc[**Fedora Teleirc SIG**] — The Teleirc SIG is a volunteer-driven group to manage Teleirc bridge bots.
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+
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+ * xref:ci:ROOT:index.adoc[**Fedora CI**] — Fedora Continuous Integration Portal
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+ * link:https://fedora-infra-docs.readthedocs.io/en/latest/[**Fedora Infrastructure 🔗**] — Documentation covering the development and administration of the many projects that make Fedora work.
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+ * xref:qa-docs:ROOT:index.adoc[**Fedora QA**] — This docs outlines all the activities you can get involved in to help with Fedora QA (Quality Assurance) and is meant to guide you through the QA ecosystem.
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+ * xref:cpe:ROOT:index.adoc[**CPE**] - The Community Platform Engineering Team is a Red Hat team dedicated to the Fedora and CentOS projects where they contribute to the infrastructure and release engineering.
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+
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+ == Other Engineering Resources
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+ ////
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+ Because this page has already existed and linked to other spaces
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+ that not necessarily represent teams, we have this category to keep those
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+ so people can still find them.
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+ ////
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+
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+ * xref:flatpak:ROOT:index.adoc[**Flatpak in Fedora**] — Learn how to build Flatpaks out of Fedora RPM packages.
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+ * xref:minimization:ROOT:index.adoc[**Fedora Minimization Objective**] — Home of the Fedora Minimization Objective.
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Implementing https://pagure.io/Fedora-Council/tickets/issue/295
Let me explain what I did:
I've copied the sources of the two following pages to this repo:
Mindshare Teams
Engineering Teams
... we'll reuse those as the team directories. When we're ready, I switch the docs to use these sources instead of the original ones for these pages.
Added a file
TEMPLATE_team_info.adoc
— a template of a data store for each team's information. Each team will store their own copy either in their docs git, or here or somewhere if they don't have one. Council representatives then include those in the pages. There are examples in the sources already, but each entry will look like this:The file
team_renderer.adoc
defines how each entry is rendered.Teams will be also able to include their data store on any page, and use
{team_name}
,{team_description}
, etc. wherever they want to.Not sure if it's not too complicated. As an alternative, we could also just keep the format of the team pages as it is right now, and just make sure the council representatives keep them up-to-date.
What do people think?