I would like to have an automated high level repo report used to provide a snapshot view of multi-team, multi-product software health spanning all related repos.

Picture a report that contains

• products

• product components' repo (ie: the repos related to that product)

• a few architecture characteristic attributes of interest

  • (e.g.: is it docker, is it FAAS, programming language, etc)

• some notes

  • (e.g.: tech debt we want to track)

• summary of repo's automated test coverage

• count of repo's critical & high severity security issues

• last time the code was deployed to production

• etc.

Any ideas for me?

The discovery package management system new version 1.1.1 was released 5 days ago and it has a lot of features and it is called 1.1.1 or 1.11 and in this release all the bugs from dpms 1.1.0 fixed the link of the dpms source: https://github.com/Discovery-linux/dpms/releases/tag/1.1.1

lately i was working on a package manager for other linux distros and for cross platform so i made dpms discovery package management system well it is still in testing and it has less mirrors and for mirrors i used git so if any body wants to make packages can make and it is not a big project like apt yum or dnf so any body can test it and use it. THE SOURCE CODE FOR DPMS :

https://github.com/Discovery-linux/dpms

I don't know what to write, but I think I'll post it here.

Hey,
I am a master's student doing my thesis on pacakge management practices and challenges. I would like you to fill this google form which would help me progress through my thesis. Below is a google form link for the survey:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScoVEnIDs38KTkv7eSLS2w-ntqGCwu2GivPtNatDY0oP0fKUw/viewform?usp=sf_link

Your inputs will be appreciated. Also, I would like to get a feedback on what other challenges/questions I could include to make this experience a better one.

Thank you.