Show science - openSUSE Build Service

Software for Scientists and Engineers

This project provides software for engineering and natural science.
http://en.opensuse.org/Portal:Science

If you like to help to maintain the repository, please contact the respective maintainer:
http://en.opensuse.org/openSUSE:Science_team

For electrical engineering see electronics project:
https://build.opensuse.org/project/show/electronics

Packages (770)

Build Results

Comments for science (17)

badshah400 wrote over 2 years ago

A patch for swig just entered its devel project (devel:tools:building) which adds support to swig for octave >= 3.8.0. This should allow re-enabling of octave bindings for both plplot and mathgl (both of which use swig to generate its octave bindings) in this project. I request that a link to the swig package in devel:tools:building (which has the latest fixes etc.) be created in science project so that the fixed swig can be used for building packages here.

namtrac wrote over 2 years ago

Done.

badshah400 wrote over 2 years ago

Thanks a lot namtrac.

polyconvex wrote over 1 year ago

Could a repository maintainer please extend the signing key for this project?

osc signkey --extend science

namtrac wrote over 1 year ago

Done now. Thanks!

badshah400 wrote about 1 year ago

Are we ready to enable building against openSUSE:42 and see how that works? If there are build failures, I am willing to go through them one-by-one and fix these, then submit from Factory to 42 the ones that work finally (no reason why they won't, but not counting chickens before...) Just wanted to know if there is any objection to enabling the 42 build target. Thanks!

Mailaender wrote about 1 year ago

I don't think you can harm anything by doing so. Go ahead.

Dmitry_R wrote about 1 year ago

openSUSE:42 build target was enabled, but I need to solve problems with mvapich2.

michel_mno wrote 4 months ago

Could the Meta file for science project be updated to add "openSUSE:Factory:PowerPC" for ppc64/ppc64le ? I do not have write access to do it myself. eg: https://build.opensuse.org/project/meta/home:michel_mno:branches:science

namtrac wrote 4 months ago

Done.

computersalat wrote 4 months ago

Is it possible to enable build for openSUSE_13.1 (Evergreen) again please? Thank you :)

Dmitry_R wrote 4 months ago

It's possible, but openSUSE 13.1 is out of support. Are there any reasons?

computersalat wrote 4 months ago

Yes, it is out of 'official' support by openSUSE, but still in use as current 'Evergreen' release ... In the 'Evergreen' ML we got the message that 'science' repository is gone. So I am here to please the maintainer to readd openSUSE_13.1 as long as it is Evergreen. That would be really nice :) Thank you very much :)

mark314 wrote 4 months ago

Dear maintainers, since a couple of days I realize my 13.1 system does not get updated properly anymore because of the science repository being down.

There is a substantial community using openSUSE 13.1 based on its evergreen status. See https://en.opensuse.org/openSUSE:Evergreen, and see also the questions about the science repository, coming in on the Evergreen mailing list at http://lists.rosenauer.org/pipermail/evergreen/2016-June/date.html

Would you please be so kind as to re-enable http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/science/openSUSE_13.1/ again. I'm certain, that not only myself would very much appreciate this.

Thank you so much for your consideration.

Mark

manfred999 wrote 4 months ago

I also would like to endorse this request, please add Opensuse 13.1 again!

And, concering "out of support": SLE-11 SP3 is looooong out of support, the supported version is SLE-11 SP4 ...

mark314 wrote 3 months ago

Will there really no mercy for openSUSE 13.1 users from this repos maintainers?

sleep_walker wrote 3 months ago

@mark314, would that be possible that you'll just create link package from the packages you use to some your project and enable openSUSE_13.1 repository target there?