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[for nm.debian.org on 2026-10-25]

Hi

Please make Han Gao (currently a Debian Contributor) a Debian Developer,
uploading (advocated by byang, syq, vimer).

Key D70602CDA3CAF89172E0EBE0F617E8890798763D should be added to the 'Debian
Developer, uploading' keyring.

  Key fingerprint:  D70602CDA3CAF89172E0EBE0F617E8890798763D
  uid:              revy
  First name:       Han
  Middle name:      -
  Last name:        Gao
  Current status:   Debian Contributor
  Target keyring:   Debian Developer, uploading
  Forward email:    rabenda.cn@gmail.com
  Details:          https://nm.debian.org/process/1554/
  

Han Gao has accepted the DMUP in a signed statement.

Details from revy:

  I would like to apply to change my status in Debian to Debian Developer,
  uploading.
  I started working on downstream debian distributions about 5 years ago.
  By chance, I started working on RISC-V. Combining this work with my
  previous experience with debian downstream distributions, I began
  submitting fixes for Debian RISC-V. Thanks to the previous riscv porter
  for their contributions; Debian RISC-V has good overall usability. During
  this period, some fixes were submitted and merge requests were made for
  some packages, such as the linux riscv config. I received help from Bo YU
  and Aurelien Jarno during this period, and I thank them.
  I also worked with Bo YU on the RISC-V32 rebootstrap project[2]. Although
  this work was not adopted by Debian, I learned a lot about the ingenious
  design of the rebootstrap. I'm even maintaining a Debian 13 RISCV32
  rebootstrap script[3] now, so I might be able to recompile the entire
  RISCV32 rootfs for Debian 13 if the opportunity arises.
  I also assisted debci in maintaining the kernels of some RISCV machines,
  such as ESWIN EIC7700/Lichee Pi 4a(TH1520)/Sophgo SG2042. I also maintain
  RevyOS[4] and RockOS[5], two downstream Debian RISCV distributions, and I
  share any issues I encounter with Debian.
  Besides RISCV, I also participated in the loong64 rebootstrap project,
  helping to provide a minimal rootfs for initialization and fixing some
  loong64 packages.
  I am still a member of the Debian Deepin Packaging Team. Recently, I've
  been refactoring and submitting dtk/dde/deepin package to help it better
  on Debian. I received help from Boyuan Yang during this period. I am
  grateful to him for helping me improve my Debian packaging skills.
  I believe that becoming a DD will increase my contribution efficiency and
  allow me to contribute more to the community.
  [1] https://qa.debian.org/developer.php?login=rabenda.cn%40gmail.com
  [2] https://lists.debian.org/debian-riscv/2023/05/msg00007.html
  [3] https://github.com/RevySR/rebootstrap-rv32/tree/add-gcc-rv
  [4] https://github.com/revyos
  [5] https://github.com/rockos-riscv/

Details from revy:

  I would like to apply to change my status in Debian to Debian Developer,
  uploading.
  I started working on downstream debian distributions about 5 years ago.
  By chance, I started working on RISC-V. Combining this work with my
  previous experience with debian downstream distributions, I began
  submitting fixes for Debian RISC-V. Thanks to the previous riscv porter
  for their contributions; Debian RISC-V has good overall usability.
  During this period, some fixes were submitted and merge requests were
  made for some packages, such as the linux riscv config. I received help
  from Bo YU and Aurelien Jarno during this period, and I thank them.
  I also worked with Bo YU on the RISC-V32 rebootstrap project[2].
  Although this work was not adopted by Debian, I learned a lot about the
  ingenious design of the rebootstrap. I'm even maintaining a Debian 13
  RISCV32 rebootstrap script[3] now, so I might be able to recompile the
  entire RISCV32 rootfs for Debian 13 if the opportunity arises.
  I also assisted debci in maintaining the kernels of some RISCV machines,
  such as ESWIN EIC7700/Lichee Pi 4a(TH1520)/Sophgo SG2042. I also
  maintain RevyOS[4] and RockOS[5], two downstream Debian RISCV
  distributions, and I share any issues I encounter with Debian.
  Besides RISCV, I also participated in the loong64 rebootstrap project,
  helping to provide a minimal rootfs for initialization and fixing some
  loong64 packages.
  I am still a member of the Debian Deepin Packaging Team. Recently, I've
  been refactoring and submitting dtk/dde/deepin package to help it better
  on Debian. I received help from Boyuan Yang during this period. I am
  grateful to him for helping me improve my Debian packaging skills.
  I believe that becoming a DD will increase my contribution efficiency
  and allow me to contribute more to the community.
  [1] https://qa.debian.org/developer.php?login=rabenda.cn%40gmail.com
  [2] https://lists.debian.org/debian-riscv/2023/05/msg00007.html
  [3] https://github.com/RevySR/rebootstrap-rv32/tree/add-gcc-rv
  [4] https://github.com/revyos
  [5] https://github.com/rockos-riscv/


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Thank you,

Nicolas Dandrimont (as DAM)
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