Tiny Wins for Packagers: End-of-Week Update (2026-07-31)
🚢 Shipped this week
Fixed issues, small features, security updates, minor releases, new external contributors…
- de-group when filter_search_text on top of filter_labels - #20097
- Fix overlapping labels on image template radio buttons - #19931
- make it visually clear that attributes are expandable - #19984
- Fix backlog link for users in beta - #20092
- Do not link hidden monitor workers to build logs - #20023
- Reject release targets that point back to the same repository - #19700
- Return unknown_repository for missing rebuild repository - #19874
- Expose scmsync attribute in the UI - #19845
👩💻 Operations this week
Statistics, deployments and incidents of https://build.opensuse.org/
In the last 7 days build.opensuse.org served 27.6 million HTTP requests resulting in 2.40 million package builds. Sign ups (>90), active users per week (>300) and package builds (>2.40M) is consistently high. Guess you’ll like what we provide…
All other trends are moving sideways.
We ran 5 deployments of build.opensuse.org.
🧨 Incidents / Service Degradation
On Tuesday we have one service degradation on the staging workflow page. MTTR 2 hours…
We are still suffering from Distributed Denial of Service traffic once in a while which pulls down our UI performance SLI by 10%. We have put more routes behind berghain. Let’s see if that helps.
All other Service Level Indicators are green.
👷♀️ In Progress
Things in the pipeline, not yet there but soon…
- The Rails 8 update is down to one PR!
- There is a security update pending for 2.10
📖 Recommended Reading
Things in /dev/internet we think you should check out…
- Martin Pluskal has released a openSUSE-packaging skill. An agent skill for authoring, updating, building, reviewing, and submitting openSUSE / SUSE RPM packages via OBS and the Git packaging workflow.