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Matej Focko

Week 33 (August 11th – August 17th)​

  • The ForgejoService.get_project_from_url() method has been updated to ensure repository names are parsed accurately. It now correctly removes the .git extension from the repository name, addressing an issue where the extension was previously retained. (ogr#1005)

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Alžběta Kučerová

Week 31 (July 28th – August 3rd)​

  • There is a new configuration option skip_missing_branched_composes that, when enabled, skips test jobs for freshly branched Fedora versions that don't have a corresponding Testing Farm compose yet. (packit-service#3160)
  • A fix has been implemented for a bug causing Packit to crash when adding a comment reaction on GitLab. (ogr#995)

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Nikola Forró

Weeks 29 and 30 (July 13th – July 27th)​

  • The ogr library now correctly handles the Forgejo error commit flag, resolving an issue that previously caused it to fail during internal mapping. (ogr#991)
  • Log Detective run overview on the dashboard now, for successful runs, shows also a list of snippets, grouped by file, in expandable sections. (dashboard#540) Log Detective snippets

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Nikola Forró

Week 27 (July 1st – July 7th)​

  • When a package is configured to consume mutiple release streams and release-monitoring.org detects multiple releases at the same time, if a pull-from-upstream job run for one released version fails, only that one is retried and the rest are unaffected and properly processed. Before this fix it could happen that a failed job run for one released version could prevent other released versions from being processed at all. (packit-service#3147)

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Maja Massarini

Week 18 (April 29th – May 5th)​

  • The /packit test command now supports testing with builds from multiple pull requests. You can specify multiple PRs using the format /packit test namespace/repo#123 namespace/repo#456 or GitHub URLs, allowing you to combine artifacts from several PRs in a single test run. (packit-service#3118)

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Nikola Forró

Week 17 (April 21st – April 27th)​

  • We have fixed several cases of excessive job cancellation, in particular when retriggering a job using the Re-run button on GitHub and when using commands such as rebuild-failed, retest-failed or test with --identifier. (packit-service#3112)