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Five maintainers enrol their projects in oss-scanner
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Five projects, from WooCommerce core to Nextcloud server, moved through enrolment in anthropics/oss-scanner in the last day, each submitted by a self-certified core maintainer.
Enrol nextcloud/server anthropics/oss-scanner
Nextcloud's server repo, one of the larger self-hosted PHP codebases in the set, was submitted by core maintainer kesselb as projects/nextcloud-server. The enrolment form is unchanged: maintainer status, OSS Scanner terms, inclusion criteria, and a project.yaml that passes tools/validate.py locally.
Enroll WooCommerce: WooCommerce core plugin anthropics/oss-scanner
WooCommerce core came in as projects/woocommerce, filed by rtio, who also filed the Stripe gateway the same day. Both the scanner terms and the one-project-per-PR rule were ticked off before review.
Enrol projects/rsshub anthropics/oss-scanner
RSSHub's DIYgod enrolled projects/rsshub, adding a Node-based feed aggregator to the incoming set. The submission carries the same four attestations, including that tools/check <name> builds locally.
Enroll WooCommerce Stripe Payment Gateway: WooCommerce payment plugin anthropics/oss-scanner
The WooCommerce Stripe Payment Gateway follows core in as projects/woocommerce-gateway-stripe, making the WooCommerce stack the only one with two entries in this batch. Both came from the same submitter, rtio.
Enrol stagehand anthropics/oss-scanner
Miguel Gonzalez filed projects/stagehand with the same checklist completed. Nothing here changes the scanner itself: these are project enrolments, so the practical question for each is whether review accepts the project.yaml as submitted.
