h1. Development Resources

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h2. Current Sprint

* [[Current Sprint Information]]

h2. Deep Dives

h3. Content has been promoted to the Foreman web site

The content from this page has been incorporated into the official "theforeman.org":http://theforeman.org/ web site.  You can access it here:

* "*Foreman screenshots & videos: Deep Dives*":http://theforeman.org/media.html#deepdives

The archived version of this page is "still available":/projects/foreman/wiki/Development_Resources?version=13

h3. Upcoming deep dives

Upcoming topics are on the [[Upcoming Deep Dives]] page - feel free to add more suggested topics!

h2. Patch reviews

* [[Reviewing patches]] - some notes about things to check for when reviewing PRs

* [[Reviewing_patches-commit_message_format]] - commit message standard for Foreman projects

h2. Packaging

Foreman is packaged as both RPMs (for EL, Fedora) and Debian packages.

* [[RPM Packaging]]

** [[Koji]]

* [[Debian Packaging]]

* [[Installer Packaging]]

h2. Release process

Each major release of Foreman is managed by a release manager.

* [[Release Management]] contains general guidance on the process, controlling what's released etc.

* [[Release Process]] describes the process the manager will follow (and amend) to prepare and publish each release

Each release schedule is available below:

* [[Foreman 1.7 Schedule]]

* [[Foreman 1.8 Schedule]]

* [[Foreman 1.9 Schedule]]

* [[Foreman 1.10 Schedule]]

* [[Foreman 1.11 Schedule]]

* [[Foreman 1.12 Schedule]]

* [[Foreman 1.13 Schedule]]

* [[Foreman 1.14 Schedule]]

* [[Foreman 1.15 Schedule]]

* [[Foreman 1.16 Schedule]]

* [[Foreman 1.17 Schedule]]

* [[Foreman 1.18 Schedule]]

* [[Foreman 1.19 Schedule]]

* [[Foreman 1.20 Schedule]]

h2. Developer documentation and designs

* [[granular_permission_system|Granular permission system (aka new permission system)]] 

* [[create_host_UI_when_build_from_source|Create a host in UI when building and runnning Foreman from sources]]

* [[API v2 Development Guidelines]]

* [[friendly_id]] gem is used by Foreman to unify the the common find logic between UI and API based on id or friendly_id "name" of resource

* [[Translating]] describes how strings should be extracted in code and translated.

* [[Rails 4.2]] information about the migration from Rails 4.1 to 4.2

* [[Strong parameters]] migrating from protected_attributes (attr_accessible) to controller parameter filtering

* [[Registry pattern]] notes about how to avoid the "registry" pattern of global/class-level state

h2. Redmine

* [[Triage process]] - how to triage redmine issues

* [[Security process]] - how to handle security issues

h2. Infrastructure

* [[GitHub]] - source code for all projects is stored on GitHub

* [[Jenkins]] - how our CI is configured, managing jobs etc.

* [[Koji]] - our RPM build system

* [[KojiBuilderSetup]] - adding builders to Koji

* [[PrProcessor]] - web service receiving GitHub hooks, linking PRs, Redmine and Jenkins