README.md

conda-forge is a community-led collection of recipes, build infrastructure and packages for the conda package manager. As the conda-forge community grows, changes will be needed to adapt how the project operates both from a technical standpoint as well as to address social topics such as governance and expected conduct.

To address these changes in an open manner, all major changes to the project should be submitted as conda-forge enhancement proposals (CFEP). These CFEPs are similar to Python's PEP and IPython's IPEP processes.

Community members are encouraged to author a CFEP to suggest changes before any code is written to allow for the community to discuss the proposed changes. The formal process by which CFEPs should be authored and how they are reviewed and resolved is specified in CFEP-01. A template for new CFEPs is given in CFEP-00.

Accepted CFEPs

CFEP	Title
CFEP-01	CFEP Purpose and Guidelines
CFEP-02	Upgrade default macOS Travis image to xcode6.4
CFEP-03	Providing manually uploaded builds on the conda-forge anaconda channel
CFEP-05	Providing pre-release builds on the conda-forge anaconda channel
CFEP-07	Migration strategy to Anaconda compilers
CFEP-09	Pinning Proposal System for Automatic Rebuilds
CFEP-11	Automated Closing of Excessively Old PRs on Staged Recipes
CFEP-13	Securing conda-forge Uploads to anaconda.org
CFEP-14	Security and Systems Subteam
CFEP-15	Deprecate Python 2.7 and vs2008
CFEP-16	Setting license and license_family field
CFEP-18	Packaging static libraries
CFEP-23	Migration to the Zulip chat platform
CFEP-24	More Secure Package Name Approval Process
CFEP-25	Globally Pinned Minimum Python Version for noarch: python Packages
CFEP-26	Guidelines for (Re)Naming Packages
CFEP-27	A more unixy layout for cpython on windows