openSUSE Build Service 2.1 Brings Web UI Improvements
Tomorrow the openSUSE Conference is beginning in the always-wonderful Germany for a three-day event about the openSUSE project and free software in general with a variety of hacking sessions, birds of a feather sessions, and surely some Nürnberg beer along the way. Sadly due to some last minute scheduling changes and only getting back from San Diego yesterday, I on the behalf of Phoronix will not be in attendance at the German conference, but there is openSUSE news to report today: version 2.1 of the openSUSE Build Service has just been released.
The openSUSE Build Service 2.1 brings an enhanced web user-interface with new options and features only previously exposed via the command-line client, better access controls, and integration with online source-code management tools. Some of the web interface improvements include submitting packages to other projects, showing the history of changes and who authored them with their comments. The source-code management tool integration allows for source services and the automatic checkout of source-code packages via Git or Subversion.
For additional details on the release of openSUSE Build Service 2.1 or how to take advantage of this openSUSE offering, stop by news.openSUSE.org.
The openSUSE Build Service 2.1 brings an enhanced web user-interface with new options and features only previously exposed via the command-line client, better access controls, and integration with online source-code management tools. Some of the web interface improvements include submitting packages to other projects, showing the history of changes and who authored them with their comments. The source-code management tool integration allows for source services and the automatic checkout of source-code packages via Git or Subversion.
For additional details on the release of openSUSE Build Service 2.1 or how to take advantage of this openSUSE offering, stop by news.openSUSE.org.
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