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#Linux reviews 2017 install#
#Linux reviews 2017 update#

For more details, read this project overview.The support for containers is being scheduled for 2018 While Bodhi adds support for packages other than RPMs & ISOs, it currently does not support containers.For more details, read this milestone, etherpad#1, etherpad#2 and issue.Modularity support in Bodhi for release f27 delayed to release f28. Currently supports Modularity but modular-server is not ready, it is not used but is fully supported.It’s an almost completed goal, it was completed later this year but had to be turned off due to stability issue.Integrating with Greenwave for Continuous Integration testing and gating.However, some features did not make it this year but are scheduled for completion or integration next year. It has been a good year for the Bodhi team and project. For more details, read this mailing list thread and this pull request.

#Linux reviews 2017 update#

This also means that non-critical updates can be released once a week, on Tuesdays, giving end users less update churn. This also means Updates can go out immediately when the Karma threshold is reached. In other words, they can be uploaded ahead of the next weekly batch push. This means updates that are readied or meet the stability requirement have a place to sit. The Web UI currently features counters on the homepage – also the Web UI was themed to fedora-bootstrap. It’s more usable – the information you want to see when viewing an update is right at the top.įor more details visit this pull request and this Updates can be batched/readied ahead of time. The project aims for 100% completion in the next 12 months.įor more details, see these pull requests. Bodhi development branch line test coverage already at 95%. Improvement in line test coverage went from 81% to 93% within the year. The Bodhi CLI was not only reworked and brought to feature parity with Bodhi 0.9 CLI, but some new features were added as well.įor more details visit this and this pull request. Bodhi-Client command-line interfaceīodhi-Client for the command-line-interface was reworked for better usability. Meaning, if it can be tagged in Koji, it can be Accepted in Bodhi.įor more details, visit this wiki or this issue. This increases Bodhi’s workflow from just RPMs / ISOs. Support for other content / packages apart from RPMs & ISOs Queries ResultsDB for automated test results and displays them on updates.Ī lot of things happened in 2017 in Bodhi.

Publishes end-user release notes known as errata.

Announces the arrival of new packages entering the collection.

Gives testers an interface to leave feedback about package updates, leading to higher quality package updates.

#Linux reviews 2017 install#

Generates pre-release test repositories for end users and testers to install proposed updates.

Provides an interface for developers and release engineers to manage pushing out package updates for multiple distribution versions.

It provides an interface for developers to propose updates to a distribution, and an interface for testers to leave feedback about updates through a +1/-1 karma system. Wait, what is Bodhi?īodhi is designed to democratize the package update testing and release process for RPM-based Linux distributions. This post explains a bit about what Bodhi does, highlights, and goals for 2018. 2017 was a busy year for the Bodhi project.