02-05, 11:30–12:15 (Europe/Brussels), Agora
The ability to generate a comprehensive software bill of materials is important asset for users developing software for embedded systems. OpenEmbedded has had the ability to generate SBoMs in SPDX 2.2 format for some time now, but while useful, this has always had a few caveats that needed to be addressed by consumers of the data in order to make sense of it. However, the SPDX group has been hard at work drafting SPDX 3.0, and OpenEmbedded has had representation in these discussions from early on.
Joshua will describe what's new in SPDX 3.0, how this is being implemented in OpenEmbedded, and how it will be beneficial to end consumers of SPDX by addressing many of the caveats that were present in SPDX 2.2
Joshua is a software engineer with Garmin where he has been developing embedded electronics for boats since 2009