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Introduce comprehensive documentation for GhostBSD's package management process and update contributor resources to reference it.

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  • Add detailed documentation describing GhostBSD's three-tier package management process, including repository structure, package flow, configuration, and operational guidelines.
  • Link the new package management process documentation from the main ports contributor index.

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This pull request introduces a new documentation page detailing GhostBSD's three-tier package management process and updates the ports contributor index to reference this new resource, clarifying repository roles and package flow for contributors and developers.

Flow diagram for GhostBSD's three-tier package repository system

flowchart LR
    A[Unstable Repository]
    B[Testing Repository]
    C[Stable Repository]
    D[Development]
    E[Community Testing]
    F[Production]

    A -- Independent Development --> D
    B -- Validation & Testing --> E
    C -- User Deployment --> F

    B -- After Testing --> C
    D -. No automatic flow .-> B
    D -. No automatic flow .-> C
    A -. No automatic flow .-> B
    A -. No automatic flow .-> C
    B -- Promotion after validation --> C
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Flow diagram for package promotion and security updates

flowchart TD
    subgraph Testing Repository
        T1[Build Packages]
        T2[Community Validation]
        T3[Security Updates]
    end
    subgraph Stable Repository
        S1[Sync Successful Packages]
        S2[Expedited Security Sync]
    end

    T1 --> T2 --> S1
    T3 -- Expedited Validation --> S2
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Flow diagram for FreeBSD release alignment in repositories

flowchart LR
    F1[New FreeBSD releng branch created]
    U[Unstable Repository]
    T[Testing Repository]
    S[Stable Repository]

    F1 --> U
    U -- Tracks new releng branch --> U
    T -- Continues with current stable --> T
    S -- Remains synced with Testing --> S
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Added comprehensive documentation for the package management process.
  • Created a new 'package-process.md' file describing the three-tier repository system (unstable, testing, stable).
  • Documented repository purposes, package flow, configuration, operational procedures, and historical context.
 contributor/ports/package-process.md
Linked the new package management process documentation in the ports contributor index.
  • Added a link to 'package-process.md' in the 'index.md' for easy contributor access.
 contributor/ports/index.md
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@github-project-automation github-project-automation bot moved this from In Review to In Progress in Documentation Management Jul 17, 2025
@ericbsd ericbsd merged commit 9ccdb17 into master Jul 18, 2025
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