Reproducible Builds
summary
Reproducible builds create an auditable path from source to binary and the Monero CLI is already reproducible: 0.14.1 reproducibly built and verified, with a plan to extend to the GUI by the next major release. Work borrows and adapts tools from Bitcoin core, required extensive iterative debugging, and includes integration testing with hardware wallets and reviewed patches for Ledger/Trezor support. The talk reports concrete progress and practical next steps, not vague promises.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:30How did you get into reproducible builds
- 1:15Why do we need reproducible builds
- 2:05How has this been dealt with elsewhere
- 2:35Why is it taking so long
- 3:10How far have we come
- 3:35What else are you working on
- 4:15State of Monero
- 5:20What interests you about Monero
- 5:45Privacy features
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