Here’s what happened in the Reproducible Builds effort between Sunday August 26 and Saturday September 1 2018:
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Bernhard M. Wiedemann wrote an article on the SUSE Blog entitled “Extending trust in our binaries: No backdoors have been found” on the current status of reproducible builds in SUSE.
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Mes (a Scheme-based compiler for our “sister” bootstrappable builds effort) announced their 0.17 release and them becoming a GNU project
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Jelle van der Waa discussed the removal of
svn $Id$
substitutions in Arch Linux to make builds reproducible. -
Chris Lamb uploaded version
100
of diffoscope (our in-depth “diff-on-steroids” utility which helps us diagnose reproducibility issues in packages) was uploaded to Debian unstable, closing 8 bugs. -
There were further updates for our website including Arnout Engelen adding Maven and the sbt build tool projects and introducing a link from the footer to sections in ‘who’. Chris Lamb also added Jelle van der Waa talk to our resources page […], added Monero to the Who is Involved? page and added the relevant DebConf 18 presentations to our database […].
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6 Debian package reviews were added, 7 were updated and 9 were removed in this week by Chris Lamb, adding to our knowledge about identified issues.
Patches filed
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Bernhard M. Wiedemann:
- amazon-ecs-init (random buildpath(go))
- bind-formula (sort a hash in saltstack/jinja2)
- godot (merged, 3xsort +bugfix, date / year)
- ImageMagick to not add a build date into
.PNG
. files. - python-Fabric3 (FTBFS/timeout -j1)
- python-dukpy-kovidgoyal (merged, sort
readdir(2)
) - python-pyodbc (sort
readdir(2)
) - rpm to ensure
SOURCE_DATE_EPOCH
is in the past (for mtime-clamping). - vrui (drop time)
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Chris Lamb:
- grunt (merged, date)
- libgit2-glib
- marked-man (merged, date)
- mblaze (use correct
SOURCE_DATE_EPOCH
name) (#907537) - promise (updated, random, sort
readdir(2)
) - python-os-faults
- rawtherapee
- redis (merged, date, hostname)
- sphinx-gallery
tests.reproducible-builds.org development
There were a number of updates to our Jenkins-based testing framework that powers tests.reproducible-builds.org this week, including:
- Chris Lamb:
- Holger Levsen:
- Mattia Rizzolo:
Misc.
This week’s edition was written by Bernhard M. Wiedemann, Chris Lamb, Holger Levsen, Mattia Rizzolo & reviewed by a bunch of Reproducible Builds folks on IRC & the mailing lists.