[blog] 01/01: 107: uniq[m] did some more F-Droid stuff

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Author: Holger Levsen <holger at layer-acht.org>
Date:   Wed May 17 15:24:29 2017 +0200

    107: uniq[m] did some more F-Droid stuff
    
    Signed-off-by: Holger Levsen <holger at layer-acht.org>
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@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ Saturday May 13 2017:
 Report from Reproducible Builds Hamburg Hackathon
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-We were 16 participants from 12 projects: 7 Debian, 2 repeatr.io, 1 ArchLinux, 1 coreboot + LEDE, 1 FDroid, 1 ElectroBSD + privoxy, 1 GNU R, 1 in-toto.io, 1 Meson and 1 openSUSE. Three people came from the USA, 3 from the UK, 2 Finland, 1 Austria, 1 Denmark and 6 from Germany, plus we several guests from our gracious hosts at the CCCHH hackerspace as well as a guest from Australia…
+We were 16 participants from 12 projects: 7 Debian, 2 repeatr.io, 1 ArchLinux, 1 coreboot + LEDE, 1 F-Droid, 1 ElectroBSD + privoxy, 1 GNU R, 1 in-toto.io, 1 Meson and 1 openSUSE. Three people came from the USA, 3 from the UK, 2 Finland, 1 Austria, 1 Denmark and 6 from Germany, plus we several guests from our gracious hosts at the CCCHH hackerspace as well as a guest from Australia…
 
 We had four presentations:
 
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 Some of the things we worked on:
 
-- h01ger did some orga stuff for this very hackathon, discussed tests.r-b.o with various non-Debian contributors and restarted the [policy discussion in #844431](https://bugs.debian.org/844431).
+- h01ger did orga stuff for this very hackathon, discussed tests.r-b.o with various non-Debian contributors and restarted the [policy discussion in #844431](https://bugs.debian.org/844431).
 - Justin Cappos involved many of us in interesting discussions and started to write an academic paper about Reproducible Builds of which he shared an early beta on our mailinglist.
 - Chris Lamb (lamby) filed a number of patches for individual packages, worked on diffoscope, merged many changes to `strip-nondeterminism` and also filed [[!bug 862073]] against dak to upload buildinfo files to external services.
 - Maria Glukhova (siamezzze) fixed a bug with plots on tests.reproducible-builds.org and worked on diffoscope test coverage.
 - Lynxis worked on a new squashfs upstream release improving support for reproducible squashfs filesystems and also had some time to hack on coreboot and show others how to install coreboot on real hardware.
-- Michael Poehn worked on integrating F-Droid builds into tests.reproducible-builds.org.
+- Michael Poehn worked on integrating F-Droid builds into tests.reproducible-builds.org, on the F-Droid verification utility and also ran some app reproducibility tests.
 - Eric Myhre worked on bootstrapping cleanroom builds of compiler components in Repeatr sandboxes.
 - Calvin Behling merged improvements to [reppl](https://github.com/polydawn/reppl) for a cleaner storage format and better error handling and did design work for next version of repeatr pipeline execution. Calvin also lead the reproducibility testing of restaurant mood lighting.
 - Eric and Calvin also claim to have had all sorts of useful exchanges about the state of other projects, and learned a lot about where to look for more info about debian bootstrap and archive mirroring from steven and lamby :)

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