https://news.opensuse.org/2025/02/18/rbos-project-hits-milestone/ is big news.

Besides that, this month, I spent a bigger part of my time to get r-b-patches into our SLFO project that will be the basis for SLE-16 and Leap-16.
There are only ~10 issues left.
The harder ones are with emacs and PGO. And maybe rpm.

Meanwhile, the automatic rb-checker for Factory submissions does help to fix some issues before they even enter Factory.
It helps to reduce regressions.

I temporarily paused the verification builds because Factory was lacking a new rpm-macro for rpm-4.20 causing extra variations in mtime.
It will be back soon - after the next big rebuild.

I'm also happy to see that this month, at least 4 other people (plus upstream devs) contributed patches for reproducibility issues in openSUSE. If we can keep that level, we should reach 100% before my previous estimate of year 2030.