Closed MinghuiHu closed 1 year ago
I would keep just a few test samples for very old distros. For example:
- centos4
- rhel5
- sles9
I agree it's probably not useful to keep them all, but just a few to try to make xe-linux-distribution robust against future changes. As I wrote in the other PR, it's not a matter of the distros being supported. It's rather a way to keep xe-linux-distribution detection capabilities at low cost.
Hi @MinghuiHu , for the consideration of the robust of future changes, I suggest follow the rule, like keep at least one for each identify function identify_lsb for an EOL distro e.g. ubuntu18.04 identify_redhat for e.g. rhel5, centos4 identify_debian for debian_sarge identify_sles for sles9
I would keep just a few test samples for very old distros. For example:
I agree it's probably not useful to keep them all, but just a few to try to make xe-linux-distribution robust against future changes. As I wrote in the other PR, it's not a matter of the distros being supported. It's rather a way to keep xe-linux-distribution detection capabilities at low cost.