On 2021-09-07 11:47, Achim Gratz wrote:
did you actuallky changed anything on these releases vs. the previous
test releases? IN principle it should have sufficed to just untest
these.
I can try that next time with dash (see below). From the setup extracts
below you can see that does not change the previous two releases kept.
I thought in recent discussion, stable releases had to be bumped to
replace test releases, so I did that with grep, where a test of a recent
release replaced an earlier test release, and readline:
grep 3.7-2
version: 3.7-2
[test]
version: 3.6-1
[prev]
version: 3.0-1
[prev]
version: 3.0-2
[test]
version: 3.7-1
libreadline-devel 8.1-2
libreadline7 8.1-2
readline-debuginfo 8.1-2
version: 8.1-2
[prev]
version: 7.0.1-2
[prev]
version: 7.0.3-3
[test]
version: 8.1-1
but gzip had a new recent release, mostly gnulib, autotools, NetBSD, IBM
Z390, and checked clean, so I released that as stable:
version: 1.11-1
[prev]
version: 1.7-2
[prev]
version: 1.8-1
[test]
version: 1.10-1
and a new dash was released, but as that's so critical to installs I'm
keeping that release also in test for another couple of weeks:
version: 0.5.9.1-1
[test]
version: 0.5.11.4-1
[prev]
version: 0.5.8-2
[prev]
version: 0.5.8-3
[test]
version: 0.5.11.5-1
and I use that as my production /bin/sh, which ensures it gets worked as
hard as bash by X launches, hourly and daily cron jobs, and scheduled
tasks.
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