Roku developer repositories have moved to GitLab

Announcements
1

The Roku developer repositories, including the developer documentation, sample apps, and tooling, are now on GitLab at rokudev · GitLab. Repository names are unchanged, so a repository that was at Roku Developers · GitHub is now at rokudev · GitLab.

What you need to do

  • Update any bookmarks or stored Roku repository URLs.
  • Update your local clones: git remote set-url origin https://gitlab.com/rokudev/<repo>.git
  • Update submodules (edit .gitmodules, then run git submodule sync), CI pipelines, and anything else that clones a repository, fetches a release artifact, or installs a package from a git URL.
  • If you index our repositories for a knowledge base, assistant, or coding agent, update the source URLs and re-crawl. Raw file URLs have moved too.

Links in the developer documentation and blog posts already point to the new GitLab URLs.

Suggesting documentation fixes

You can still suggest fixes to the developer docs. Request access to the docs repository at rokudev / dev-doc · GitLab, fork it, and submit a merge request with your change. The “Suggest edits” feature is not supported on GitLab.

For more details, see the announcement: Roku

3

Was the decision to move to GitLab described anywhere?

Also, what are the chances now that the third-party code dumps (https://www.roku.com/separatelylicensedcode) will be mirrored there? The file browser at https://www.roku.com/ossfiles is lacking and makes for a pretty frustrating experience…