State of Reproducible Builds

almost done

R-B the idea, the goal
92% reproducible in Debian (2015: 83%, 2014: ~60%) when building in same buildpath
fully reproducible bitcoin, tor, coreboot, electrobsd, webconverger
communication channels setup: mailing list, IRC, webpage
test.r-b.o Debian
SOURCE_DATE_EPOCH specified, patches in gcc
diffoscope version one (already useful)
initial prototype of reprotest
buildinfo for Debian
Monthly IRC meetings
2 summits, community
Weekly report (blog, RSS)
dpkg+toolchain in Debian main
500 patches merged in Debian, +100 in openSUSE

definition of r-b
77% reproducible in Debian (with build-path issue), 23% = 2000-5000 source packages missing
Talks, presentations given
advocacy / use cases
r-b for NetBSD, Archlinux, openSUSE, FreeBSD, Fedora, CEDE, Debian, F-droid
SOURCE_PREFIX_MAP specification / GCC build path patches
Diffoscope improvements
buildinfo for rpm, freebsd, coreboot
buildinfo distribution for DAK (Debian FTP)
general buildinfo spec
rpm support
tests.r-b.o * (for everything non-Debian)
reproducible live-media, containers, other images
Documentation
GNU coding guidelines / Debian Policy
800 patches unmerged (in Debian)
r-b logo

User controls + verification
Gettext (reproducible translated content)
r-b for Android, OpenBSD, Ubuntu, Redhat
buildinfo file distribution (putting them on mirrors/blockchain/public-signed-logs)
analyze buildinfo files (detect dirty build envs, find differing binaries, find same binaries even though differing envs)
tests.r-b.o / * against the ‘real world’ (i.e. what is distributed to users)
compiler bootstrapping
cross distro issue-notes
pkgsrc (NetBSD & more)
IoT (software running in cars, fridges etc)
Windows (except ducible)
MacOS + iOS
Formal RFC
policy & laws
r-b book “r-b for Dummies”, “Everything you wanted to know about r-b but were too afraid to ask”