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Eclipse Atesor™

Governance

Eclipse Atesor™ is an Eclipse Foundation project in incubation, under the OpenHW Group. The code is under the MIT licence. This page tells you who makes decisions, how you can contribute or become a committer, and where the project communicates.

What is the status of the project?

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  • Foundation: Atesor is a project of the Eclipse Foundation. The project ID is openhw.atesor.
  • Parent: the project is under the OpenHW Group.
  • Phase: incubation. The Eclipse Foundation Project Handbook describes the phases of a project.
  • Licence: MIT. The LICENSE file is in the root of the source repository, and each module in src/ carries the header SPDX-License-Identifier: MIT.

The official project data is on the project pages of the Eclipse Foundation:

Who makes decisions?

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Atesor follows the Eclipse Foundation Development Process, like each Eclipse project. The handbook describes the process and the roles:

  • Committers have write access to the project repositories. They review contributions and merge them.
  • Project leads lead the project and represent it in the Eclipse Foundation processes.

The Who is involved page lists the current project leads and committers.

How do you contribute?

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Any person can contribute through a pull request. CONTRIBUTING.md lists these ways to help:

  • Port a package and submit the recipe.
  • Add a new platform profile. See Add a platform.
  • Improve the error classification in classify_error() in src/state.py.
  • File a bug report for a package that fails in a repeatable way.
  • Improve prompts, tests or documentation. See Change the docs.

To prepare a checkout and submit a change, see Development setup. The handbook describes what the Eclipse Foundation asks of each contributor.

How do you become a committer?

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The existing committers of an Eclipse project elect new committers. The Eclipse Foundation Project Handbook describes the election and what a nominee needs.

Where does the project communicate?

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Channel Use
atesor-dev mailing list Development discussion
GitHub issues Bug reports and other problems
Pull requests Code and data changes
project-website Changes to the website and these docs

What does a bug report contain?

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CONTRIBUTING.md asks for these items when a package fails to build:

  • The exact main.py command.
  • The URL of the package.
  • The sandbox profile: alpine or debian.
  • The related part of workspace/logs/agent_{repo}.log.
  • The related part of workspace/logs/agent-call_{repo}.log, the LLM transcript.
  • The AgentState snapshot from workspace/output/{repo}_state_*.json, if there is one.

For other problems, open an issue with the steps that show the problem again.

For the origin of the name, see About the name.