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README.md

SIG/Fasttrack Wiki

FastTrack, as an ode to a past CentOS repository of a similar name, is a SIG to attempt to provide the following:

  • Fixes, customizations, improvements to packages that the community would like to see
  • This also includes doing backports of patches that may not be released by our upstreams to address any type of bugs
  • Potential packages that could potentially make it to CentOS Stream or EPEL
  • Newer versions of software that override the base repositories that would likely never land in RHEL, CentOS Stream, or EPEL

Continuous Integration / Continuous Deployment

Actions Runner executes workflow to publish to https://sig-fasttrack.rocky.page on push to main.

Local testing

A Dockerfile and docker-compose are included for local testing. "docker-compose up" (or "podman-compose up") should be enough to launch this wiki locally. Point your browser to http://localhost:8000 to view.