Closed cwadrupldijjit closed 2 years ago
And just for fun, I pushed this change up from the newly-converted Oracle Linux 8 machine I referred to in my opening description, so it definitely worked. If you need more information, please let me know.
We can't add support for CentOS Stream because we don't support Stream. You'd have to convert to Oracle Linux prior to installing/upgrading to the Stream variant.
It may work when you don't have any stream packages installed, but over time will become more and more difficult to migrate.
This does sound like something that could be a very useful discussion though. :)
Very well.
Also apologies for not starting this out in an issue. I'm currently fixing that problem now, and that would definitely be a better place to discuss that than here.
I added the issue for it (as you can see in the activity stream). #131 should be where we take discussion of what needs to be done, particularly based on the contributing guidelines that I failed to read until after I put in a PR.
I'm going to close this PR and continue the discusson in #131.
I recently tried to set up an Oracle Linux machine using WSL 2 and basing it off of the CentOS 8 version, but I ran into insurmountable issues (at least, for me) while trying to update/upgrade everything necessary due to the fact that CentOS 8 has reached its EOL as of a month ago and the suggestion is to use either CentOS 7 or CentOS 8-stream. As such, I installed CentOS 8-stream instead and tried to run the script.
Looking into the script, I ran into an error stating that the distribution wasn't supported. Since my understanding of CentOS 8-stream is that it is CentOS 8, but supported upstream (or something like that), I figured I'd try to use the script anyway to see if it would work.
Lo and behold, I tweaked two lines of the script to include the
-stream
postfix and it upgraded smoothly.Could this support be added for the help of others who, like me, might need it?
Otherwise, I could create an issue instead stating my workarounds for it.