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🐳 Bump ubuntu from jammy-20240405 to jammy-20240416 in /ros2/source/devel #735

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dependabot[bot] commented 7 months ago

Bumps ubuntu from jammy-20240405 to jammy-20240416.

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ruffsl commented 7 months ago

@mikaelarguedas , you beat me. I was just look at this. BTW, do you think it's time to bump this up to Ubuntu 22.04?

I think it was announced today/yesterday?

mikaelarguedas commented 7 months ago

Yeah I considered it (assuming you mean 24.04) but it seems not fully stable yet, their desktop installer crashed yesterday and some package version just bumped so I'm planning a separate PR to migrate source/devel/nightly once ros2 CI is running properly on noble (still WIP AFAICT)

ruffsl commented 7 months ago

their desktop installer crashed yesterday and some package version just bumped

Ohh, thank for the heads up. I was just about to distro hop and update.

I'm planning a separate PR to migrate source/devel/nightly once ros2 CI is running properly on noble (still WIP AFAICT)

Sounds cool. Are you following any tickets/discussions/links in particular? I've been working on refactoring Nav2 CI in the background, and trying to keep my ear to the ground.

mikaelarguedas commented 7 months ago

Are you following any tickets/discussions/links in particular?

Not really just seeing PRs notifications. ROS 2 CI should be good now except maybe some coverage jobs. Regarding the docker images, looks like next rolling sync will include all variants images https://build.ros2.org/view/Rbin_uN64/job/Rbin_uN64__desktop_full__ubuntu_noble_amd64__binary/

Ohh, thank for the heads up. I was just about to distro hop and update.

Yeah I was planning on upgrading some aarch64 setups and a couple desktop but I may wait a little bit more. Not trackign a specific ticket for that either

BTW, do you think it's time to bump this up to Ubuntu 22.04?

Looks like all this is now building successfully I opened a PR here https://github.com/osrf/docker_images/pull/738