F14-R26

The requirement

F14-R26 — Where the media server is a plugin's service that speaks identity.source, its first-run setup MUST go over that contract with an administrator's password lemonfiber mints and keeps under that server's own setting, and the request service's identity setup MUST be given that password with the stack-network address and the native API of the service the adapter fronts; where that service declares no native API, the setup MUST NOT be attempted and the run MUST say so, naming the plugin.

Where it is built

• lemonfiber0 of 3 open pull requests

  How to claim it

  With lfdev, from a clone of the repository:

  lfdev claim F14-R26

  Or in GitHub's editor, adding this row to the tracker:

  [[requirement]]
  id = "F14-R26"
  state = "open"
  

  Edit status/F14.toml on GitHub

  Open the pull request as a draft, titled:

  chore(claim): F14-R26

  Its body ends with these lines, the sign-off in your own name:

  Claiming F14-R26.
  
  Spec: F14-R26
  
  Signed-off-by: Your Name <[email protected]>

• lemonfiber-decline0 of 3 open pull requests

  How to claim it

  With lfdev, from a clone of the repository:

  lfdev claim F14-R26

  Or in GitHub's editor, adding this row to the tracker:

  [[requirement]]
  id = "F14-R26"
  state = "open"
  

  Edit status.toml on GitHub

  Open the pull request as a draft, titled:

  chore(claim): F14-R26

  Its body ends with these lines, the sign-off in your own name:

  Claiming F14-R26.
  
  Spec: F14-R26
  
  Signed-off-by: Your Name <[email protected]>

• lemonfiber-media-stack0 of 3 open pull requests

  How to claim it

  With lfdev, from a clone of the repository:

  lfdev claim F14-R26

  Or in GitHub's editor, adding this row to the tracker:

  [[requirement]]
  id = "F14-R26"
  state = "open"
  

  Edit status.toml on GitHub

  Open the pull request as a draft, titled:

  chore(claim): F14-R26

  Its body ends with these lines, the sign-off in your own name:

  Claiming F14-R26.
  
  Spec: F14-R26
  
  Signed-off-by: Your Name <[email protected]>

• lemonfiber-plugins0 of 3 open pull requests

  How to claim it

  With lfdev, from a clone of the repository:

  lfdev claim F14-R26

  Or in GitHub's editor, adding this row to the tracker:

  [[requirement]]
  id = "F14-R26"
  state = "open"
  

  Edit status.toml on GitHub

  Open the pull request as a draft, titled:

  chore(claim): F14-R26

  Its body ends with these lines, the sign-off in your own name:

  Claiming F14-R26.
  
  Spec: F14-R26
  
  Signed-off-by: Your Name <[email protected]>

• lemonfiber-web0 of 3 open pull requests

  How to claim it

  With lfdev, from a clone of the repository:

  lfdev claim F14-R26

  Or in GitHub's editor, adding this row to the tracker:

  [[requirement]]
  id = "F14-R26"
  state = "open"
  

  Edit status.toml on GitHub

  Open the pull request as a draft, titled:

  chore(claim): F14-R26

  Its body ends with these lines, the sign-off in your own name:

  Claiming F14-R26.
  
  Spec: F14-R26
  
  Signed-off-by: Your Name <[email protected]>

• brand0 of 3 open pull requests

  How to claim it

  With lfdev, from a clone of the repository:

  lfdev claim F14-R26

  Or in GitHub's editor, adding this row to the tracker:

  [[requirement]]
  id = "F14-R26"
  state = "open"
  

  Edit status.toml on GitHub

  Open the pull request as a draft, titled:

  chore(claim): F14-R26

  Its body ends with these lines, the sign-off in your own name:

  Claiming F14-R26.
  
  Spec: F14-R26
  
  Signed-off-by: Your Name <[email protected]>

• sdk-ts0 of 3 open pull requests

  How to claim it

  With lfdev, from a clone of the repository:

  lfdev claim F14-R26

  Or in GitHub's editor, adding this row to the tracker:

  [[requirement]]
  id = "F14-R26"
  state = "open"
  

  Edit status.toml on GitHub

  Open the pull request as a draft, titled:

  chore(claim): F14-R26

  Its body ends with these lines, the sign-off in your own name:

  Claiming F14-R26.
  
  Spec: F14-R26
  
  Signed-off-by: Your Name <[email protected]>

• sdk-php0 of 3 open pull requests

  How to claim it

  With lfdev, from a clone of the repository:

  lfdev claim F14-R26

  Or in GitHub's editor, adding this row to the tracker:

  [[requirement]]
  id = "F14-R26"
  state = "open"
  

  Edit status.toml on GitHub

  Open the pull request as a draft, titled:

  chore(claim): F14-R26

  Its body ends with these lines, the sign-off in your own name:

  Claiming F14-R26.
  
  Spec: F14-R26
  
  Signed-off-by: Your Name <[email protected]>

• lemonfiber-companion0 of 3 open pull requests

  How to claim it

  With lfdev, from a clone of the repository:

  lfdev claim F14-R26

  Or in GitHub's editor, adding this row to the tracker:

  [[requirement]]
  id = "F14-R26"
  state = "open"
  

  Create status/F14.toml on GitHub, the row filled in

  Open the pull request as a draft, titled:

  chore(claim): F14-R26

  Its body ends with these lines, the sign-off in your own name:

  Claiming F14-R26.
  
  Spec: F14-R26
  
  Signed-off-by: Your Name <[email protected]>

• sdk-python0 of 3 open pull requests

  How to claim it

  With lfdev, from a clone of the repository:

  lfdev claim F14-R26

  Or in GitHub's editor, adding this row to the tracker:

  [[requirement]]
  id = "F14-R26"
  state = "open"
  

  Edit status.toml on GitHub

  Open the pull request as a draft, titled:

  chore(claim): F14-R26

  Its body ends with these lines, the sign-off in your own name:

  Claiming F14-R26.
  
  Spec: F14-R26
  
  Signed-off-by: Your Name <[email protected]>

• integration-home-assistant0 of 3 open pull requests

  How to claim it

  With lfdev, from a clone of the repository:

  lfdev claim F14-R26

  Or in GitHub's editor, adding this row to the tracker:

  [[requirement]]
  id = "F14-R26"
  state = "open"
  

  Edit status.toml on GitHub

  Open the pull request as a draft, titled:

  chore(claim): F14-R26

  Its body ends with these lines, the sign-off in your own name:

  Claiming F14-R26.
  
  Spec: F14-R26
  
  Signed-off-by: Your Name <[email protected]>

• integration-mcp0 of 3 open pull requests

  How to claim it

  With lfdev, from a clone of the repository:

  lfdev claim F14-R26

  Or in GitHub's editor, adding this row to the tracker:

  [[requirement]]
  id = "F14-R26"
  state = "open"
  

  Edit status.toml on GitHub

  Open the pull request as a draft, titled:

  chore(claim): F14-R26

  Its body ends with these lines, the sign-off in your own name:

  Claiming F14-R26.
  
  Spec: F14-R26
  
  Signed-off-by: Your Name <[email protected]>