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After logging in to the PCC, the home page serves as the default landing page. It offers an overview of your projects and subprojects.
To add a new project, you need to provide essential information about the project.
This information will be used to create a "draft" project, which will then be reviewed by the "formation team." The formation team will review the project details, ask questions, and create draft governance materials for your review.
Click Add Project. A form will appear; fill out the form and click Next.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
Common Name | Enter the name of the project that you identify the project name with. This is a mandatory field. |
Category will be enabled only when you select a Parent Project. You can select the project to categorize for better grouping and navigation. | |
Slug | The "slug" (URL fragment) is a unique project identifier suitable for using in a URL, and is used to reference projects in a recognizable way by services within and outside the LFX platform. It is typically NOT changed once the project has been added. Upon typing a common name, PCC will attempt to format a slug based on the common name. This field is mandatory |
Parent Project | Select the parent project if you want to associate or add your project as a child project. Select No Parent, if you do not want to add any parent project. |
Stage | Select the stage from the drop-down Draft: This project is still in the planning phase and has not been formally initiated. Formation: Disengaged: This project has been formally initiated, but the formation team is not actively engaged in its development. Formation: Exploratory: This project is in the early stages of formation, and the formation team is exploring its feasibility and requirements. Formation: On hold: This project has been formally initiated, but its development has been temporarily paused.
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Primary Website/Domain | Enter the primary website or domain of the project. |
Repository URL | Enter the GitHub repository url. |
Project Logo | You can upload the relevant logo for your project. |
Click Add Project, and a form will appear. Complete the form and click Create Project.
Field | Action |
Technology Sector | Select an appropriate technology sector for your project. You can also select more than one sector. If you feel that your project falls across all sectors, check the Cross Technology box. |
Industry Sector | Select an appropriate industry sector for your project. You can also select more than one sector. If you feel that your project falls across all sectors, check the Cross-Industry box. |
Technical Activity Type | Select an appropriate technical activity for your project. You can also select more than one sector. |
Formation Date | Select the formation date of the project. |
Expected Announcement Date | Select the date when the project will be expected to be released. |
Primary Open Source License | Select the required primary open source license for your project. |
Description | Provide a short description of your project. |
Mission Statement | Provide a single-line mission statement that depicts your project followed by the primary goal of your project. This is a mandatory field. |
Upon success, you will be redirected to your newly created project
By default, all newly created projects will have Draft as their default status.
An email is also sent to the formation team informing them of the newly created project that is awaiting review.
View All Projects lists all the projects created, irrespective of who has created them.
The search bar at the top of the interface lets you quickly find specific projects by entering keywords or project names.
When using the search input, you will retrieve a list of related projects and domains, if any.
The following two features work together to provide a flexible and efficient way to navigate the platform:
Use the search bar to find specific projects or content within that domain.
Use the domain selector to refine your search context first.
Clicking on a project will redirect you to the selected project.
Clicking on a domain will redirect you to manage that domain within the project it is associated with.
If your project uses LFX Meetings, the calendar on the dashboard will offer a concise and comprehensive overview of all upcoming and past meetings associated with the current project.
You can adjust the visibility of the calendar by clicking the calendar toggle button, which allows you to easily show or hide the calendar as needed.
Quick links allow you to navigate to common tasks within PCC faster. Depending on your access, you can:
View or create a committee
View or create a mailing list
View or schedule a meeting
View or send Surveys
View Public Calendar
Quick Links assist you in creating the following tasks:
Creating a committee, for more information, refer Create a committee
Creating a mailing list, for more information, refer Create a mailing list
Scheduling a meeting, for more information, refer to Schedule a meeting
Project staff outlines key individuals within a project, such as:
Executive Director
Program Manager
Opportunity Owner
To update the project staff, follow these steps:
Click on the name within the Project Staff list.
You can edit the names of the Executive Director and Program Manager in the pop-up window.
Click Confirm.
Currently, you are unable to update the Opportunity Owner. To update the Opportunity Owner, please contact support.
By adding a project in PCC, users can:
Streamline Project Governance: Organize and manage governance resources, including legal entities, official committees, project documentation, export controls, and trademarks, all in one place.
Simplify Financial Management: Easily manage financial operations, including membership tiers, pricing, billing, and accounting, to ensure a smooth and transparent financial experience.
Enhance Collaboration and Access Control: Set permissions based on roles, granting administrators, project managers, and community stakeholders the access they need to perform their tasks efficiently.
Get Started with Integrated Project Tooling: Get onboarded to the entire suite of LFX tools, designed to help scale open-source projects, and take advantage of features like code release pipeline management and IT service inventory.
Effortlessly Manage Release Engineering: Automate and manage the code release pipeline, from commits and code merges to builds, packaging, and distribution, to ensure seamless project delivery.
Centralize IT Service Inventory: Easily manage and track IT services, including source control, domains, mailing lists, cloud instances, and collaboration tools, in a single, accessible location.
By adding a project in PCC, you can simplify project management, enhance collaboration, and streamline governance, ultimately driving project success.
