Developing a Community-Driven Standard for Open Source Software...
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Proposal to create a community standard that maps code‑centric CI/CD open source practices to regulated industry needs, backed by a literature review (33 papers) and a survey showing 50% automotive responses, 83% willing to join meetings and 90% willing to give feedback, with ~20 people at the first meeting and only 3–4 companies offering funding. Plan: extract concrete best practices, define measurable KPIs, validate them against pilot projects (ROS 2, Zephyr, Linux kernel, curl), evaluate automation and scalability, and publish initial framework and repo by OSS EU Amsterdam.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Open-source quality standard intro
- 6:27Survey on quality practices
- 16:23Proposed development phases
- 20:39Literature review on open-source
- 26:25Existing standards and projects
- 32:25Next steps and volunteers
- 33:30Q&A on standards and metrics
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