Are there docs on "How to add your module to drupal.org"? I couldn't find any. This is roughly what it should cover:

1. Request a cvs-account
* why use CVS?
2. Submit your module via CVS
* a logical name that doesn't conflict
* include some hints/pointers to CVS stuff
* simple walk through of steps to "your first module commit"
3. ">Create a project
* description of fields and what to put in them
* wait for someone to approve
* tarballs created automatically every XX hours

I don't know enough CVS-fu or about the mysteries of project module to adequately do this.

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puregin’s picture

puregin commented

Though there is quite a lot of information about the various topics already present in the Contributor's guide, http://drupal.org/contributors-guide, it could do with a roadmap/re-organization/summary.

Information about adding a project and using CVS is at (among other places)

Maintaining a project on Drupal.org: http://drupal.org/node/7765
CVS: http://drupal.org/repos

dries’s picture

dries commented

See http://drupal.org/node/7765.

boris mann’s picture

boris mann commented

OK, I think node 7765 adequately does this -- I'll mark this "closed".

I tried to find it, but looked in Module development.

Wouldn't that node (the entire tree) make more sense under Module development -- i.e. the next step after development would be adding it to Drupal? Why are coding standards under contributor's, but not under Module development?

Just asking, I've been a bit out of the loop with docs, it may be that this is part of the reorganization. IMHO, everything code related should be in one place (a developer tree).