People of the Builds! And another Sprint is over and here is what the OBS frontend team has achieved in the last two weeks (2018-02-05 to 2018-02-16).
Read more...People of the Builds! Our last Sprint (2018-01-22 to 2018-02-02) report comes a little bit late,
as our email notifications 
,
but it is finally here! 
The upcoming release of OBS 2.9 will allow you to integrate your RabbitMQ server with OBS’s internal events system.
Read more...Here are the results the OBS frontend team has achieved in the last two weeks (2018-01-08 to 2018-01-19).
Read more...During today's deployment we faced some issues. We had to disable rabbitmq support in build.opensuse.org for some hours.
Read more...Here are the results the OBS frontend team has achieved in the last two weeks (2017-12-11 to 2017-12-21).
Read more...The year is coming to an end, all the 🎁 lie under the 🎄 and the 🍾 is already cold for 🎆. Being the good agile folks that we are, we think this is the perfect time to reflect on 2017. On all the code, the bugs and fixes, features and refactorings, the tunes and adjustments we have introduced to our code base, process and tool belt. Not only to trace the steps of our journey, but also to get ideas how to become more effective in 2018.
So let’s look at some of the highlights that have happened this year. Bear with us, this is a very long post, but one worth reading, promised!
Read more...During yesterday's deployment we faced some issues. We had to monkey patch some fixes and we want to give you some insight into what happened.
Read more...Here are the results the OBS frontend team has achieved in the last two weeks (2017-11-27 to 2017-12-08).
Read more...Here are the results the OBS frontend team has achieved in the last two weeks (2017-10-23 to 2017-11-09).
Read more...Here are the results the OBS frontend team has achieved in the last two weeks (2017-10-09 to 2017-10-20).
Read more...Here are the results the OBS frontend team has achieved in the last three weeks (2017-09-19 to 2017-10-06).
Read more...A couple of days ago (September 22, 2017) SUSE, one of our main contributors, announced that they will deprecate their SUSE Studio Online service and encourage people to use OBS instead. Studio is an web application that makes it easy to build a custom operating system as a virtual machine, raw/DVD/USB hard disk images. It is basically a frontend for the awesome KIWI command line app.
Read more...Over the past couple of weeks, we, the SUSE documentation team, have been working on refreshing and restructuring the OBS documentation a bit. The goal (as it always is) was to make it easier for you, the users, to find the right information faster.
Read more...Here are the results the OBS frontend team has achieved in the last two weeks (2017-09-04 to 2017-09-18).
Read more...Here are the results the OBS frontend team has achieved in the last two weeks (2017-08-21 to 2017-09-01).
Read more...During deployment, we were facing some issues and build.opensuse.org was not accessible for a couple of minutes.
This sucks and that's why we want to give you some insight in what happened.
Read more...Here are the results the OBS frontend team has achieved in the last two weeks (2017-08-07 to 2017-08-18).
Read more...Here are the results the OBS frontend team has achieved in the last two weeks (2017-07-24 to 2017-08-04).
Read more...Here are the results the OBS frontend team has achieved in the last two weeks (2017-07-10 to 2017-07-21).
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