Adding the repository field to Cargo.toml

GitHub
  • 00:00 Introduction
  • 00:30 Open source contributors are volunteers
  • 01:15 How to select an open source project to contribute to?
  • 03:30 Select a recently updated project on GitHub.
  • 05:08 Rust Digger
  • 06:33 A crate that has no repository link... and one that has.
  • 09:40 Check the previous Pull-Request adding the repository field to dvb
  • 11:05 Picking the spyne-syntax crate.
  • 12:40 The GitHub account of Zaid Ahmed, finding the repository of spyne-syntax
  • 15:45 Making the change to Cargo.toml, fork the repository
  • 17:55 Commit the change, decide on the commit message.
  • 20:50 Explain the change on the trailing line.
  • 21:50 The issue where I collect the PRs.
  • 25:00 We finished the Pull-Request.
  • 25:10 Some PRs take time to get accepted.
  • 27:40 Offering driver-navigator pair-programming.
  • 29:05 Radek: Is there some automatic evaluation of the PR?
  • 30:00 GitHub Actions, tests, co-pilot integration.
  • 34:45 Karol is volunteering to do a PR.
  • 35:50 Karol start sharing his screen.
  • 36:54 Picking the kftray-helper crate to work on.
  • 38:50 A repository with multiple creates.
  • 46:05 CodeRabbit skipped the review.
  • 46:30 Google CLA - The legal issues.
  • 51:10 Baby steps! Chat with us

Author

Gabor Szabo (szabgab)

Gabor Szabo, the author of the Rust Maven web site maintains several Open source projects in Rust and while he still feels he has tons of new things to learn about Rust he already offers training courses in Rust and still teaches Python, Perl, git, GitHub, GitLab, CI, and testing.

Gabor Szabo