Closed anarcat closed 2 years ago
this makes a lot of sense. no idea why I was splitting hairs like this. thanks! (I'll also apply this on top of the bullseye_support
branch, where I'm brewing more disruptive changes for an upcoming major version)
This is for future-proofing. When Bookworm will come out, this module would otherwise break again, because there won't be a
Debian-12.yaml
file, and then it will revert to the defaults, which will not match Debian's as well as this file does.The idea here is that we keep Debian.yaml matching the latest stable, then we make a copy in Debian-X.yaml if (and only if!) release X differs from the latest stable.
Ideally, this would also allow us to get rid of any Debian-X.yaml file once we stop supporting those old releases.