Mike

Builds are not reproducible

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# Bug Report # This might be an `ostree` bug? Builds using the coreos-assembler container with `-e SOURCE_DATE_EPOCH=${fixed_epoch}`, a fixed config commit, and run with `build --version=${fixed_buildid}` on a pristine...

# Feature Request # The `fetch` command often downloads a lot of RPMs of a collectively large size. When running CI automation on builds, most of these RPMs are unchanged...

# Feature Request # It's common for users to be behind corporate firewalls that include HTTPS proxies, or need to pull packages from a private corporate server. Allowing the coreos-assembler...

`docker run --group-add` by name doesn't add group from host as documented

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### Description When including a host group and using the `--group-add` command to reference the group by name, it fails to perform as documented. This was first mentioned [on Stackoverflow...

Add all trigger fields to the documentation

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### Describe your use-case which is not covered by existing documentation. The current documentation lists only a subset of the fields that are available for scripted and declarative syntax `gitLab`...

### Describe your use-case which is not covered by existing documentation. Many of the fields in the Freestyle GUI don't have explanation and are non-obvious. There's even less explanation of...

### What feature do you want to see added? There have been significant changes to the [GitLab Webhooks](https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/project/integrations/webhook_events.html), and this gitlab plugin hasn't always been able to keep up, as...

### What feature do you want to see added? The [modern GitLab webhook events](https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/project/integrations/webhook_events.html) provide a `user_name`, `user_username`, and `user_email` field the identify the user who triggered the webhook event....

The instructions about `hcitools` don't work with Bluetooth versions 5.0 and greater, which is what's included in newer hardware. The `bluetoothctl` tool can do most of it, and supports Bluetooth...

As of Fedora 34, the `gatttool`, `hciconfig`, and related have been moved to the `bluez-deprecated` package, which is not installed by default anymore.