by Ferenc Erki
Vale, the “syntax-aware linter for prose built with speed and extensibility in mind”, has a new v2.28.3 release.
My overlay already makes it available for fellow Gentoo users. I also contributed the same ebuild to the official Gentoo GURU overlay, where it should reach the reviewed branch soon.
Automation challenges often focus on remote endpoints, while several use cases require automating locally as well. Typical situations range from managing a personal machine, through setups where the managed fleet includes the host managing the whole, to pull-style models where each node manages itself.
Rex, the friendly automation framework supports any combination of local and remote execution. This post summarizes the main orientation points about local management.
Rex provides several options for local management to choose from, allowing authors to express their intent explicitly according to their use case at hand:
I released Rex-1.14.3 today, making it available both on CPAN and in my Gentoo overlay.
This version of the friendly automation framework contains bug fixes for local package installation, command existence checks, and git tests.
Laminar describes itself as a fast, lightweight, and modular Continuous Integration service for Linux. The official Gentoo GURU overlay now makes the latest 1.3 release available for the wider community.
Vale describes itself as a “syntax-aware linter for prose built with speed and extensibility in mind”. The official Gentoo GURU overlay now makes the v2.27.0 release available for the wider community.