Publish new core

How to publish a FuseSoC Core

Use this page to publish a FuseSoC core directly from a GitHub repository.
You can select the latest commit, a specific tag, or enter a commit hash to target a particular version. Only .core files located in the root of the repository are supported.

  1. Enter a GitHub repo URL and select a version (latest, tag, or commit).
  2. Parse to list available .core files.
  3. Select the core you like to publish, validate it, and then publish.

Make sure the repository you specify actually contains the local core with its source files - not just a core description file that points to another provider. External cores already containing a provider section cannot be published here; use the API in those cases.

Note: When publishing using this web interface, the core will automatically be converted into a remote core. A provider section will be added to the core, referencing the selected GitHub commit by its SHA.

Core signing is not supported: This web interface does not currently support signing of published cores or publishing of existing signatures.

Select GitHub repository