Contributes
Continuous Integration
GitLab CI: The Primary Test Infrastructure for Xen
The Xen Project relies on GitLab CI as its primary test infrastructure, enabling continuous integration and validation across a wide range of hardware and software configurations. This system ensures that every change to Xen is thoroughly tested, helping maintain quality and stability. Explore how it works, what tests are run, and how you can contribute or integrate your own hardware into the testing grid.
Contribution guidelines
Introduction
We want to see people contributing to the Xen Project effort, and there are many ways to do so.
Our goal is to maintain an environment of professionalism, respect, and innovation within Xen Project development. Please adhere to our Code of Conduct in the Xen Project community.
Contributing code
Contributions to the Xen Project are made through patches that are reviewed by the community. We do require contributors to sign contributions using the sign-off feature of the code repository, following the same approach as the Linux Kernel does (see Developer Certificate Of Origin ).
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Contributing to Xen: an introduction
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Xen Project Code of Conduct
Last updated: 16th November 2023
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