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Dear Tumbleweed users and hackers, Despite a few things taking longer than we wish (e.g. Mesa, which fails openQA tests, we are busy bisecting this), we see a lot of changes coming to staging that pass all tests and can be checked in within 24 hours. All those changes helped us produce 5 snapshots during […]
Dear Tumbleweed users and hackers, After all the troubles and successes of the last weeks, this one felt less spectacular and more like a smooth sail, which was a welcome change. Submissions were incoming at about the same rate as we could process them, which is a great sign. We have published six snapshots (0830, […]
Dear Tumbleweed users and hackers, As I mentioned last week, we had to block the release of snapshot 0821 due to conflicts between OpenSSH and SELinux. I’m happy to report that openQA played a crucial role in detecting/resolving this issue on the SELinux-policy side. This incident highlights the strength of the iterative development model we […]
Dear Tumbleweed users and hackers, Week 34 seemed to go almost without drama. Most snapshots passed openQA without big incidents. Most! In one snapshot, we tested updating to openSSH 9.8p1—general functionality was fine. Still, the SELinux policies have not yet been adjusted, which resulted in OpenSSH servers not starting up on MicroOS-based systems. This is […]