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This refactor has the intent of guiding a new OpenStack-Ansible user towards his first contributions. The deploy guide is now pointing towards the Developer Guide, but there is was no guidance given, just a series of topics. Here, the first page of the developer guide is an onboarding page, explaining our repos, what's inside them, and how to contribute. It then links towards all the sections, which had to be restructured to match a wizard-style flow. Change-Id: Ib2a5f2063c4dc58fc249ac94c3cd85bb281f28a5
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Distribution support
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.. _supported-distros:
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Supported distributions
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The list of supported distributions can be found in the
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:deploy_guide:`Deployment Guide <deploymenthost.html>`
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Minimum requirements for OpenStack-Ansible roles
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Existing and new distributions are expected to meet the following requirements
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in order for them to be accepted in the individual OpenStack-Ansible roles:
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* Pass functional tests
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Graduation
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For a distribution to be considered supported by the OpenStack-Ansible
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project, it has to meet the following minimum requirements:
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* The necessary steps for bootstrapping the operating system have to be
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documented in the :deploy_guide:`Deployment Guide <index.html>`.
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* The integration repository contains at least one job which passes the
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Temptest testing framework.
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Voting
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Distributions can be promoted to voting jobs on individual roles once they move
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to the `Graduation` phase and their stability has been confirmed by the core
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OpenStack-Ansible developers. Similar to this, voting can also be enabled in
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the integration repository for all the scenarios or a specific one.
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