Looks like things are getting back to normal with a pretty average week. There's some updates for elementary packages, and one updated ruby gem. Changes include an update that finally fixes the Geoclue2 agent in Pantheon, and brings updated and extended language support to the rouge code highlighting

This week, we've finally made some progress with the packages maintained by the Stewardship SIG - and pushed updates for nine of our about 200 packages to rawhide. fedora updates After rebuilding dependent packages successfully and reviews by other members of the Stewardship SIG, I was confident to

Nothing to see here, move along.

Nope, no updates this week. I've been busy behind the scenes, preparing some updates and pull requests for Stewardship SIG Java packages. I finally got around to collecting (hopefully) all pending package updates, or at least the ones that are tracked by the fedora release monitoring system. The

I've been busy working on stuff behind the scenes that's not yet ready to publish this week. Primarily, working on some of my rust crates, and trying to get some pull requests for the Stewardship SIG packages into good shape for submission. So, there's

I've released the first versions of my new fedora-rs package (fedora on https://crates.io), which provides similar utilities and basic functionality for writing Fedora web service client applications and libraries as the fedora Python package. For now, a basic OpenID authentication provider is implemented. Support for OpenID

It's time to wrap up an interesting week - this time, there's more updates for the packages of the Stewardship SIG to report on than than updates for my own packages ... strange times, indeed. fedora updates The latest stable release of the github.com/oschwald/maxminddb-golang

Another quiet week with random minor updates. The only interesting thing might be that we (the Stewardship SIG) have started to work on our adopted packages to fix some issues and maybe even bring the Java stack a bit more up-to-date. fedora updates I updated the package for the gala

It's already been available for some time, but I still want to announce a small pet project I've been working on - a Rust port of the cccolutils Python package. It consists of some small helper functions written in C, and correspondig FFI bindings for Rust.

For the past few weeks, I've been working on ergonomic Rust bindings for the bodhi REST API, which abstract over some of the unpleasant things, and handles paginated requests and results automatically behind the scenes. With the latest release of bodhi-rs (bodhi on https://crates.io), all valid