nia <nia%NetBSD.org@localhost> writes: > On Sat, May 28, 2022 at 08:39:10AM -0400, Greg Troxel wrote: >> > 10.6 will be supported for 5 years (until 2026), 10.8 will be supported >> > for 2 years (until 2023). >> >> I would say then that the default should be 10.6, and until the world >> changes again we should expect it to stay that way until the next >> release with a 5-year support plan has happened, and everything thinks >> it is stable and 100% ok. >> >> As a side comment, lIt seems odd to me that there are three new branches >> released in 12 months since 10.6 - not sure what to make of that. >> >> I would guess that people woud prefer to add in mysql versions as they >> are released, and remove them from pkgsrc after they hit EOL. So people >> who choose more recent than 10.6 will have to deal with upgrades, but >> people who don't make that explicit choice won't have to. >> >> I think this is where you are headed with your question/approach. >> >> Anybody disagree? > > I don't intend to add non-LTS mariadb versions because my work > is cut out maintaining the existing ones ;) I also don't want to > burden the releng team with even more pullups. That sounds totally fine to me; I didn't mean to ask you to do it. But on the other hand I can't make an argument that it shouldn't happen.
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