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#### I need to add a dependency #### I need to add a dependency
Vendoring is used for projects written in Go. This means that we will maintain a copy of the source-code of dependencies within Git in the `vendor` folder. This allows for a repeatable build and isolates change. The concept of `vendoring` is used in projects written in Go. This means that a copy of the source-code of dependencies is stored within each repository in the `vendor` folder. It allows for a repeatable build and isolates change.
The vendoring tool in use is Golang's `dep`. You can get it here: https://github.com/golang/dep The chosen tool for vendoring code in the project is [dep](https://github.com/golang/dep).
> Note: despite the availability of [Go modules](https://github.com/golang/go/wiki/Modules) in Go 1.11, they are not being used in the project at this time. If and when the decision is made to move, a complete overhaul of all repositories will need to be made in a coordinated fashion, including regression and integration testing. This is not a trivial task.
### How are releases made? ### How are releases made?
Releases are made by the project lead when deemed necessary. If you want to request a new release then mention this on your PR or Issue. Releases are made by the project lead when deemed necessary. If you want to request a new release then mention this on your PR or Issue.
Releases are cut with Git tags and a successful Travis build results in new binary artifacts and Docker images being published to the Docker Hub and Quay.io. See the "Build" badge on each GitHub README file for more. Releases are cut with `git` tags and a successful Travis build results in new binary artifacts and Docker images being published to the Docker Hub and Quay.io. See the "Build" badge on each GitHub README file for more.
Credentials for the `openfaas` and/or `functions` Docker Hub and quay.io accounts are coordinated by the project lead using.
### How do I become a maintainer? ### How do I become a maintainer?