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+# https://elevenlabs.io/app/speech-synthesis/text-to-speech
+# Voice: Adam - Engaging, Friendly and Bright
+# Model: V2 Eleven Multilingual v2
+# Speed: 0.95
+# Stability: 75%
+# Similarity: 75%
+# Style Exaggeration: 40%
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+Welcome to this quick walkthrough showing how to add an existing package that is already in Factory to openSUSE Leap.
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+First, look up the Packaging for Leap documentation.
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+There is a section called Adding a new package to Leap and Package Hub from Factory.
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+As you can see, the process is quite straightforward and mainly involves creating a single issue in src.opensuse.org.
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+Let's switch to src.opensuse.org. As you may have noticed, we use Package Hub as the organization where Leap packages are maintained. Let's create a new issue there.
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+You can choose whether to add the package to Leap 16.0 or 16.1.
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+Since 16.1 is currently under development, that's the target I'll use. For this example, I'll use susedialog.
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+Most of the text in template contains instructions. What really matters is the final section, where you specify the source package and branch to use.
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+In our case, the source comes from Factory. If you open the pool organization, which contains packages shared across distributions, you can locate susedialog and its factory branch.
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+That's exactly what we want to reference. I'll enter pool slash susedialog and the factory branch, then create the issue. In this case, we're targeting 16.1.
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+Once submitted, the workflow continues automatically. The PR bot validates the request and asks for approval.
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+A product pull request is then created, including build results and other relevant checks.
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+Once the request is approved by the product team, the package is included in the selected Leap release and the original issue is closed automatically.
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+That's all. Thank you for watching.