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Result of the Modernizing AutoYaST initiative
In April, we announced the Modernizing AutoYaST initiative. The idea was not to rewrite AutoYaST but just introduce a few new features, remove some limitations and improve the code quality.
Although they were not set in stone, we had some ideas about what changes we wanted to introduce. However, as soon as we started to work, it became clear that we needed to adapt our roadmap. So if you compare our initial announcement with the result, you can spot many differences.
This article describes the most relevant changes. If you want to try any of these features, they are already available in openSUSE Tumbleweed.
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