#Bitnami mean windows code

In the coming weeks, the Bitnami team will transfer all valid open issues to the new repository.

The possibility of using VMware Image Builder (VIB), a service that allows developers and contributors to verify their Pull Requests (PRs) and thus provide an early feedback loop.

Having a single and updated place for general announcements, changes in the contributing guidelines, and so on.

Having all issues located under the same repository makes it easier to find common use cases and avoids duplication which ultimately improves the support workflow.

In addition to an easier way to find the code, users will benefit from:

#Bitnami mean windows code

Thus, container users will be able to navigate through the code of all Bitnami containers by checking only a single repository.

In order to unify both repositories, we have opted to extend the monorepo approach to Bitnami containers as we already did with Helm charts. Moreover, unifying the repositories where their code lives also allows us to unify all the processes involved in the life cycle of their source code. Now, we have adopted a “monorepo approach” to remove the differences in the user experience between Helm charts and containers on GitHub. Over the past few months, the Bitnami content team has been working on unifying the source of truth for the different assets that Bitnami provides to its users.Ĭurrently, users can find the source code for the Bitnami Helm charts in a single repository on Github ( ) while the source code for the Bitnami containers is spread across different repositories for each solution (for example, ).