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They actually provide the github action they use to build the releases in their repo already, so you could likely get this done in under 5 minutes.

• zvr 1y ago
  And that's what a number of organizations have set up since March.
  • robmensching 1y ago
    No. Not really. There are 406 forks, and ~10 were created in the last 5 months. The other people on this thread are more correct.
    • zvr 1y ago
      The number of publicly visible forks does not represent the number of organizations compiling their own binaries and internally mandating the use of such binaries. Mind you, I never implied that there are thousands or hundreds of such cases. But there are some.
      • robmensching 1y ago
        Oh, sure there are some. There were some before. It's Open Source after all. That's kinda' the point. :) If more consumers choose to take on the work of maintaining their own fork because of the OSMF, that's okay too. I believe we are more likely to get contributions if more developers are in the code instead of just consuming binary builds. That's another small reason why I believe the OSMF can work.