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TL;DR: The general availability release of Singularity 3.2 has been issued here; it includes significant enhancements to the software – from a plugin framework and support for multistage builds, to enhancements elsewhere in the container ecosystem.
About a month ago, we announced the availability of the first release candidate for Singularity 3.2. Because our April 12, 2019 post provided the details, we’re only offering a brief summary here of the new features and functionalities that are now generally available:
From harmonizing the macOS-specific enhancements with the existing Singularity code base, to the preservation of preexisting Open Containers Initiative (OCI) configuration data (“config.json”) within a SIF file, various additional enhancements complete this release.
The GA release of Singularity 3.2 can be cloned from the project’s GitHub repository. We look forward to your feedback on this release – especially with respect to the new features and functionalities it delivers!
Michael Bauer’s SUG talk on plugin support in Singularity 3.2 is available below and here.
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