Netlab 26.08 available for OpenSuse Tumbleweed #2893
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Thank you (and I apologize for the 2-releases-per-10-minutes FUBAR) |
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@DanPartelly -- Today I'm in the PEBCAK land 🤦♂️ Had to push out release 25.12.02 because I messed up containerlab release tag. |
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Netlab package for Suse Tumbleweed updated to 25.12.03. Build jobs are in progress; NetLab will be available in the repos in the next 15-20 minutes. |
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Netlab package for Suse Tumbleweed updated to 26.01. Build jobs are in progress; NetLab will be available in the repos in the next 30-45 minutes (a big rebuild of more packages is scheduled). Strict dependency on Ansible11 was removed; now using the default distro Ansible version. I'm on the road, so no thorough testing has been done, but I'll fix any potential problems encountered by potential users. |
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Netlab package for Suse Tumbleweed updated to 26.02. Containerlab 0.73 is available in the same repo. |
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Netlab package for Suse Tumbleweed updated to 26.03. Containerlab 0.74 is available in the same repo. |
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Netlab package for Suse Tumbleweed updated to 26.04. A full rebuild of the repo has been scheduled, expect working packages in 1h+. |
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Netlab package for Suse Tumbleweed updated to 26.05. |
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It will be several days until the new version packages will be out, as the old build process is broken. I need to switch the spec file to the new way. |
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OpenSuse Tumbleweed Netlab 26.06 packages are now available. Contaierlab has been updated to 0.76. Two new packages were added as well: Tony Mattke's viaduct and nbor tools. |
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Netlab 26.07 packages for Suse Tumbleweed are now available in my repository. |
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Netlab 26.08 packages for OpenSUSE Tumbleweed are now available in my repository. Containerlab has been upgraded to 0.78. |
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Netlab 25.12.02 is now available for OpenSuse Tumbleweed in my repository at:
Caveats: Vagrant is not supported. It's broken and was retired from the main distro repositories. And there is no power on this earth or beyond that can persuade me to maintain Vagrant and vagrant-libvirt (or, for that matter, any Ruby stack). It's an exercise in futility. Use containerlab backend, and if you must, vrnetlab spaghetti.
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