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I'm a developer working for Red Hat, I started working on [https://github.com/product-definition-center/ Product Definition Center] and later moved on to other release engineering tooling: [https://pagure.io/pungi/ pungi], [https://pagure.io/compose-utils/ compose-utils]. I also help maintain rpkg and fedpkg. | I'm a developer working for Red Hat, I started working on [https://github.com/product-definition-center/ Product Definition Center] and later moved on to other release engineering tooling: [https://pagure.io/pungi/ pungi], [https://pagure.io/compose-utils/ compose-utils]. I also help maintain rpkg and fedpkg. | ||
I like [https://pagure.io/ Pagure] and continuous integration, so I wrote [https://poormanci.lsedlar.cz a service] that connects it to Jenkins. | I like [https://pagure.io/ Pagure] and continuous integration, so I wrote [https://poormanci.lsedlar.cz a service] that connects it to Jenkins. It's now horribly outdated and should not be used anymore. Pagure can do it better on its own. | ||
I also like [http://badges.fedoraproject.org/ Fedora Badges], but [https://lubomir.github.io/en/2016-08-20-my-next-badge.html my attempts] to build something around them are very rudimentary so far. | |||
Latest revision as of 08:02, 31 January 2019
| Lubomír Sedlář | |
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| Location: | Brno, Czech Republic |
| Birthday: | Not today |
| Homepage: | https://lubomir.github.io/
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| FAS name: | lsedlar |
| Fedora e-mail: | lsedlar@fedoraproject.org |
| Fedora homepage: | lsedlar.fedorapeople.org |
I'm a developer working for Red Hat, I started working on Product Definition Center and later moved on to other release engineering tooling: pungi, compose-utils. I also help maintain rpkg and fedpkg.
I like Pagure and continuous integration, so I wrote a service that connects it to Jenkins. It's now horribly outdated and should not be used anymore. Pagure can do it better on its own.
I also like Fedora Badges, but my attempts to build something around them are very rudimentary so far.