The script that adds EOL warnings is not properly replacing the LTS maintenance warning that it supersedes. So we have a bunch of build definitions that are incorrectly printing LTS-maintenance warnings when in fact the versions are EOL. (The EOL message is being overridden by the LTS-maint warning.)
The script that adds EOL warnings is not properly replacing the LTS maintenance warning that it supersedes. So we have a bunch of build definitions that are incorrectly printing LTS-maintenance warnings when in fact the versions are EOL. (The EOL message is being overridden by the LTS-maint warning.)