conda-forge is a community led collection of recipes, build infrastructure and distributions for the conda package manager.

Important git repositories for conda-forge documentation, status, and governance

• conda-forge.github.io - website, documentation, and tracker for general conda-forge problems and enhancements
• status - Repo for status page and to track service outages
• CFEP - Conda-forge Enhancement Proposals for defining community-wide policies
• marketing - Logos and other materials for conda-forge
• by-the-numbers - Notebooks and scripts to compute statistics about conda-forge
• conda-forge-metadata - API access to conda-forge's metadata

Important git repositories for users/maintainers

• staged-recipes - The place to submit new recipes
• admin-requests - GitHub repo to ask conda-forge/core for admin tasks like marking packages broken or archiving feedstocks
• conda-forge-repodata-patches-feedstock - Git repo that tracks hotfixing of package metadata
• conda-forge-pinning-feedstock - Global pinnings in conda-forge and migration information
• miniforge - An installer with conda-forge as the default channel
• conda-smithy - The tool for managing conda-forge feedstocks.

Other Infrastructure-related git repositories

• feedstocks - A monorepo containing all feedstocks as submodules
• feedstock-outputs - Repo holding the authoritative mapping between feedstocks and conda packages
• cdt-builds - All build recipes for the core dependency tree
• conda-forge-webservices - The source code to run conda-forge admin commands and linting
• docker-images - Docker images used to build conda-forge packages (linux-* and noarch only)
• conda-forge-ci-setup-feedstock - Build-time settings for each CI run
• admin-migrations - Admin related jobs for managing conda-forge
• conda-forge-feedstock-ops - Containerized maintenance operations for feedstocks