As the community manager for CentOS, what I'd recommend is getting
involved in the CentOS SIG process, and using the CentOS CI
infrastructure. This is something that is freely available to all open
source projects, and is a great way to get testing done, as well as to
get packages into RHEL, via CentOS.
As for the RH Connect for Technology Partners, I must admit that I know
absolutely nothing about it, but I can ask around.
--Rich
On 08/10/2018 10:14 AM, Joan Touzet wrote:
Hi folks,
I know we have a few RedHat people on this list (Hi Rich!)
Does Apache have access to the RH Connect for Technology Partners
programme for *@apache.org committers?
We've received a few reports of problems with RHEL vs. CentOS, and
it'd be easiest to nail this down if we could add actual RHEL builds
and tests to our CI mechanisms. Since it's all about packaging and
testing, we'd want to ensure we always had access to the update
servers, which I'm pretty sure means we need an actual subscription.
Thanks,
Joan
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