Fedora

Also known as Flexible Extensible Digital Object Repository Architecture Commons, Fedora Commons

open-source repository system

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Fedora is the flexible, standards-based, open-source repository software built to support long-term digital preservation.

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Source code

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Contributions to the Fedora project are always welcome. These may take the form of testing the application, clarifying documentation or writing code. Code contributions will take the form of pull requests to this repository. New developers may wish to review this guide as it explains both the process and standards for test coverage, style and documentation. Many of the developers are available on Slack in the tech and bleeding-edge channels, hosted by fedora-project .slack.com. In addition, there are weekly Zoom technical calls which anyone may join. There is a convenient method for testing the Fedora application by launching it directly from the command line. Note: You may need to set the $JAVA HOME property, since Maven uses it to find the Java runtime to use, overriding your PATH. mvn --version will show which version of Java is being used by Maven, e.g.:

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