Introduction Between January 2020 - February 2020, the CPE team released an ODF document outlining the teams intention to Internal and external user groups were invited to contribute their requirements for a git-forge before 10th Feb 2020. A collection of requirements have now been compiled from multiple sources based on the replies and submissions the CPE team received from Fedora, CentOS, Red Hat Legal, INFOSEC, Platform Engineering Groups & the Community Platform Engineering Team. The below table illustrates a grouping of the various actors/users of the proposed git-forge unification, their wants and why this is beneficial to them. Purpose & Plan The purpose of this document is to capture all user requirements, and the benefit these requirements bring to the user. User Story List

# Git Forge Requirements ODF ## About this document This document lays out a problem statement, requirements, and constraints according to the [Open Decision Framework](https://github.com/red-hat-people-team/open-decision-framework). The aim is to arrive at a transparent decision about the future of a git forge for the communities that represent the platforms that the Community Platform Engineering (CPE) team manages. Those communities are the CentOS and Fedora platforms and also include the R