Closed jnweiger closed 4 months ago
@phil-davis I need some advise here: .drone star used to rebuild all the old releases 10.14.0 and 10.13.4 togeher with the nw release that I actually want. Out security updates phpseclib 3.0.39 etc... now work nicely for my new 10.15.0-rc.4 build target. But (of course), they don't work for 10.14.0 or 10.13.4
Is it fine to leave these two behind as they are, and only build 10.15.x from now on?
Is it fine to leave these two behind as they are, and only build 10.15.x from now on?
I think so. Actually we shouldn't be rebuilding the old releases over-and-over - they should stay as they are, and not have the build date keep getting touched.
One argument for rebuilding them over and over again was (security) updates going into base images. (But imho not incrementing any digits in the version number spoiles all that anyway.)
One argument for rebuilding them over and over again was (security) updates going into base images.
True, there could be components of the OS base and tools/libraries that get out-of-date and are missing new security patches.
rc.4 should fix the trivy issues seen yesterday with rc.3