Developing Salt¶

Overview
Salt Client
- Overview
Salt Master
- Overview
- Moving Pieces
- Publisher
- EventPublisher
- MWorker
- ReqServer
- Job Flow
Salt Minion
- Overview
- Event System
- Job Flow
- Master Job Flow
A Note on ClearFuncs vs. AESFuncs
Contributing
- Salt Coding Style
- The current release branch
- The develop branch
Deprecating Code
Dunder Dictionaries
- __opts__
- __salt__
- __grains__
- __pillar__
- __context__
External Pillars
- Location
- Configuration
- The Module
- Imports and Logging
- Options
- Initialization
- __virtual__
- ext_pillar
- Example configuration
- Reminder
Installing Salt for development
- Running a self-contained development version
- Installing Salt from the Python Package Index
- Editing and previewing the documentation
- Running unit and integration tests
- Issue and Pull Request Labeling System
GitHub Labels and Milestones
- Milestones
- Labels
Logging Internals
Modular Systems
- Execution Modules
- Interactive Debugging
- State Modules
- Auth
- Fileserver
- Grains
- Output
- Pillar
- Renderers
- Returners
- Runners
- Tops
- Wheel
Package Providers
- Package Functions
- Package Repo Functions
- Low-Package Functions
Community Projects That Use Salt
Salt Topology
- Servers
- PUB/SUB
- Return
Translating Documentation
- Building A Localized Version of the Documentation
Running The Tests
- Running Unit Tests Without Integration Test Daemons
- Running Destructive Integration Tests
- Running Cloud Provider Tests
- Running The Tests In A Docker Container
Automated Test Runs
- Using Salt-Cloud on Jenkins
Writing Tests
- Naming Conventions
- Integration Tests
- Unit Tests
raet
- Protocol
- Header
- Packet
- Header Fields
- Session Bootstrap
- Session
- Service Types or Modular Services
SaltStack Git Policy
- New Code Entry
- Release Branching
Salt Conventions
- Writing Salt Documentation
- Salt Formulas
- SaltStack Packaging Guide
- Salt Release Process
- Salt Coding Style

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