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Roku Developer Repositories Migrate from GitHub to GitLab
Key points
- Roku developer repos moved to GitLab
- Affects open-source projects
- Impacts developer documentation
- GitHub is no longer used
Roku's Platform Transition
Roku has completed the migration of its developer repositories from GitHub to GitLab. This move centralizes Roku's developer-facing code and documentation on a new platform.
Impact on Developers
The change means developers will now interact with Roku's open-source projects, samples, and documentation through GitLab. This requires developers to adapt to the new platform for contributions and access to resources.
Reason for the Change
The announcement did not specify the reasons behind the platform switch. However, it indicates a strategic decision by Roku to consolidate or change its development infrastructure.
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Reporting from
Roku has moved its developer repositories from GitHub to GitLab. This change affects how developers access and contribute to Roku's open-source projects and documentation.