v22.06 service pack 3
The usual service pack discussion issue, suggestions welcome.
important:
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upgrades for all kernels to fix #1749 (closed), backported from edge
- use the latest versions of these kernels in edge, they may have had follow-up fixes, e.g. for the n900 we had one
nice to have (skipping, not enough time):
- gpodder-adaptive: upgrade to 3.11.0 (aports!38625)
- main/waydroid-image: remove (!3508 (merged)), update waydroid to latest
not including:
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linux-nokia-n900: upgrade to 5.18.19 (!3385 (closed))MR is not getting merged in its current form, see discussion there
ETA: CW 42 (date +%V)
EDIT: will be moved, I'll update the date soon - ollie
EDIT: date changed to CW 42
EDIT: still rather empty, date changed to CW 46 see comments below, keeping CW 42
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added service-pack-discussion label
mentioned in merge request !3427 (closed)
By Newbyte on 2022-09-12T18:14:38
Please add sxmo 1.11.1 to the list. Unless you guys are releasing this week or next week.
If you are releasing this week or next week, Ill wait till the next service pack.
Must sync release with superd move to stable in aports. cc: @craftyguy please let me know if superd needs to release sooner.
By Anjandev Momi on 2022-09-26T20:37:51
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Hi Anjan! So this service pack in it's current form is pretty empty. I thought about pushing it back by 3 weeks, into CW 42. That was before I realized the Sxmo upgrade would go in there anyway, that would be a significant change worth doing the service pack for. What do you think, shall we do one at the end of this week and include the Sxmo 1.11.1 upgrade?
If you are releasing this week or next week, Ill wait till the next service pack.
Why is that, are you expecting to do some fixups?
Must sync release with superd move to stable in aports.
Most of the time for service packs, we just fork all packages we want to upgrade from aports to pmaports and then upgrade them there. This would mean we wouldn't need to worry about backporting superd in sync, we would just include that in the service pack (forked to pmaports) as well. So I'd do that here too unless you have a reason we should do it differently.
By Oliver Smith on 2022-09-26T20:37:51
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Hey ollie,
Im moving cross country. That will take up this week and weekend. As such, I wont be able to steward an upgrade to sxmo 1.11.1 in stable.
As such, I think it's best if we push this service pack back.
Why is that, are you expecting to do some fixups?
I was expecting fixups but it seems this release is really stable. Ive been using it on pmOS stable since it came out.
Most of the time for service packs, we just fork all packages we want to upgrade from aports to pmaports and then upgrade them there. This would mean we wouldn't need to worry about backporting superd in sync, we would just include that in the service pack (forked to pmaports) as well. So I'd do that here too unless you have a reason we should do it differently.
Ill have more time to discuss how to handle the superd situation at the end of this move. But im willing to do whatever is easier for you and @craftyguy
By Anjandev Momi on 2022-10-01T06:41:08
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removed it from the list again as you requested in chat:
hey ollieparanoid, for the next service pack, I think it might be best if we didnt include 1.11.1. We're near the next release of postmarketOS v22.12 anyways heh.
By Oliver Smith on 2022-10-07T07:01:04
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mentioned in merge request !3508 (merged)
By Oliver Smith on 2022-10-12T07:01:33
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The service pack would be up for next week. But it's still rather empty - doesn't seem worth the effort, so I'll push this one month further into the November timeslot.
By Oliver Smith on 2022-10-16T11:12:35
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Right - as discussed in chat: new plan:
- patch the vulnerability ASAP in edge (#1749 (closed))
- backport with a service pack in one week to v22.06
usually we do vulnerability fixes outside of service packs. but given that this requires major kernel upgrades, it makes sense to put it into a service pack and to wait a week in case there's fallout / we'll need a bit to patch all of them anyway.
By Oliver Smith on 2022-10-16T12:56:24
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