Cookbook Quality Metrics and You!
summary
A set of cookbook quality metrics runs in the Supermarket and surfaces a 100 score when many checks pass; specifics include a Foodcritic lint pass, a release tag matching the repo, no bundled binaries, a minimum number of maintainers (bus factor), and absence of pinned dependencies. Local CI can run Foodcritic rules; other checks require Supermarket metadata. An RFC repo accepts proposals with verification pseudocode and stove helps produce verifiable releases and tags.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:16What are Cookbook Quality Metrics
- 4:40Can I test locally
- 5:42What can I test locally
- 7:41What else is there
- 14:21Your input
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