The Content Moderation feature is now available to every user in OBS to combat spam, abuse, and misconduct effectively. It provides a powerful toolset for both users and moderators to report, review, and act on problematic content across OBS.
Read more...On Monday, October 12th, the Content Moderation feature will be moved out of the beta program to make it accessible for all the OBS users. Unfortunately, OBS is not free from spam, scam, malicious packages or other forms of users misconduct. The Content Moderation tools help users and moderators to keep them under control.
Read more...Today we are presenting three new features that make content moderation more powerful.
Read more...The Open Build Service contains a lot of information about distributions and releases, but it’s not very clearly visible. If you work on these projects every day, you can hold the concepts and connections in your head. Enhanced Distribution Support gives that information a home in OBS.
Read more...On July 15th, the Open Build Service (OBS) experienced a service degradation.
Read more...We have some news to share regarding the SCM/CI integration for the Open Build Service. The feature has been extended with a link project step, allowing you to create project links in your workflows. On top of that, we improved the handling of Git branches that do not contain a workflow definition (workflow.yml file).
Read more...On July 8th, the Open Build Service (OBS) experienced a service degradation.
Read more...Today we bring you two small improvements that will help you stay in the loop. Let’s begin!
Read more...OBS has featured canned responses for a while now. Previously, users could only create personal canned responses under their profiles. With this latest update, we have expanded the feature so they can be shared across projects and packages.
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