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Overview Tool: Pulumi Category: Infrastructure as Code (IaC) Priority: Medium (per ROADMAP.md) Pulumi is an IaC tool that lets you define cloud infrastructure using general-purpose programming languages (TypeScript, Python, Go, etc.) instead of a DSL — a different approach from the Terraform/OpenTofu content already in this repo. Official docs: https://www.pulumi.com/docs/ What to add Follow the existing topic structure — see topics/grafana as a reference: topics/pulumi/README.md — sections: What is Pulumi?, Prerequisites, Installation, Basics of Pulumi, Beyond the Basics, More topics/pulumi/basics/ — a runnable example (e.g. a minimal Pulumi program provisioning one cloud resource, e.g. an S3 bucket) topics/pulumi/practice/README.md — at least one practice exercise See CONTRIBUTING.md for the contribution flow. Why Listed as Medium priority in the roadmap's Upcoming Topics table — a good complement to the repo's existing Terraform/OpenTofu content, and the roadmap alr

Overview Tool: Dagger Category: CI/CD Priority: Medium (per ROADMAP.md) Dagger lets you write CI/CD pipelines as code in a real programming language, then run them identically on your laptop or any CI runner — portable, testable pipelines. Official docs: https://docs.dagger.io/ What to add Follow the existing topic structure — see topics/grafana as a reference: topics/dagger/README.md — sections: What is Dagger?, Prerequisites, Installation, Basics of Dagger, Beyond the Basics, More topics/dagger/basics/ — a runnable example (e.g. a minimal Dagger pipeline that builds and tests a small sample app) topics/dagger/practice/README.md — at least one practice exercise See CONTRIBUTING.md for the contribution flow. Why Listed as Medium priority in the roadmap's Upcoming Topics table — portable, code-first CI/CD pipelines are a growing alternative to YAML-only pipeline tools already covered in this repo.

Overview Tool: Crossplane Category: IaC / Platform Engineering Priority: High (per ROADMAP.md) Crossplane extends Kubernetes to manage cloud infrastructure (databases, networks, storage) as native Kubernetes resources — a key building block of modern platform engineering. Official docs: https://docs.crossplane.io/ What to add Follow the existing topic structure — see topics/grafana as a reference: topics/crossplane/README.md — sections: What is Crossplane?, Prerequisites, Installation, Basics of Crossplane, Beyond the Basics, More topics/crossplane/basics/ — a runnable example (e.g. install Crossplane on a local kind cluster and provision a simple managed resource via a Composition/Provider) topics/crossplane/practice/README.md — at least one practice exercise See CONTRIBUTING.md for the contribution flow. Why Listed as High priority in the roadmap's Upcoming Topics table — Kubernetes-native infrastructure management is central to the growing platform-engineering trend

Overview Tool: FluxCD Category: GitOps / CI-CD Priority: High (per ROADMAP.md) FluxCD is a CNCF-graduated GitOps engine that keeps Kubernetes clusters in sync with a Git repository — a natural complement to the existing ArgoCD topic. Official docs: https://fluxcd.io/docs/ What to add Follow the existing topic structure — see topics/grafana as a reference: topics/fluxcd/README.md — sections: What is FluxCD?, Prerequisites, Installation, Basics of FluxCD, Beyond the Basics, More topics/fluxcd/basics/ — a runnable example (e.g. bootstrap Flux against a local kind cluster and sync one manifest from a Git repo) topics/fluxcd/practice/README.md — at least one practice exercise See CONTRIBUTING.md for the contribution flow. Why Listed as High priority in the roadmap's Upcoming Topics table — CNCF-graduated, growing GitOps adoption, pairs naturally with the repo's existing ArgoCD content.

Full Raw Package Name (e.g. anda-0.4.14-1.fcrawhide.x86_64) flutter-3.44.2-1.fc44.x86_64 Release Version f44 Describe the Bug When you run flutter in cli as a regular user it refuses to do it because permission denied To Reproduce dnf install flutter run flutter permission denied Expected Behavior You could run flutter under a regular user not just a privileged superuser Relevant Log Output flutter /usr/share/flutter/bin/internal/update_engine_version.sh: line 71: /usr/share/flutter/bin/cache/engine.stamp.tmp.131628: Permission denied /usr/share/flutter/bin/internal/update_engine_version.sh: line 78: /usr/share/flutter/bin/cache/engine.realm: Permission denied

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These packages being in a seperate repo are bad for UX, and some of our packages depend on some of these packages. Re-packaging these for ourselves will eliminate the need to pull in the adoptium repo when building Terra packages. java-8-openjdk java-8-openjdk-portable java-11-openjdk java-11-openjdk-portable java-17-openjdk java-17-openjdk-portable java-21-openjdk >= 44 java-21-openjdk-portable >= 44 I propose adding all of these to anda/langs/java/