Reproducible builds
summary
Reproducible Builds argues that a given source must produce identical binary packages so compilation cannot add backdoors, and describes the tools, tests and specifications used to find and fix differences. The talk reports concrete debugging results: numerous upstream amusing "fails" that made builds non-deterministic, practical fixes applied across Debian packages, pathways to avoid common causes, and ongoing work funded by the Core Infrastructure Initiative to scale verification across distributions.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Welcome
- 17:51Reproducible builds
- 31:37Demostración práctica de builds reproducibles
- 41:27Conclusiones y pasos siguientes
- 46:44Q&A
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