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[RFC] Bootstrap the embedded Linux team #139
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Looks good to me! As I mentioned during the IRC meeting, I’m interested in helping out with embedded Linux efforts. :-) |
Mentioning @nerdyvaishali as she has expressed interest in this previously, and is currently assisting with the IRR embedded 2018 project. |
@japaric LGTM. Of course, we'll be looking for additional contributors to expand things further as well as projects that can be pulled in or developed. |
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Awesome! I have created the @rust-embedded/embedded-linux team. Could any of you configure the repositories, Travis and bors as written down here. @levex @nerdyvaishali Please get in touch with @nastevens and @posborne to discuss how you collaborate with the embedded Linux team. @rust-embedded/all Any of you feel free to land this PR. |
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@japaric I tried =P |
@dvc94ch there's no bors here. The PR can be merged after it's been approved by someone other than the PR author. |
As per RFC #136 this PR kickstarts the embedded Linux team
Note that the team composition is not final. The team is expected to grow over time. The mechanism
for joining a team is specified in RFC #136.
r? @nastevens @posborne I need confirmation that you are on board with RFC #136 and the proposed
crate list. I will continue maintaining the
linux-embedded-hal
crate as a collaborator.