On Wed, Sep 28, 2016 at 8:12 AM, Stephen Gallagher <[email protected]> wrote: > I updated the Bodhi update in EPEL to the latest 6.7.0 security release last > night. I just want to remind people that there remain only three days until > EOL > of 0.10.x, so I think we really need to make the cut-over today or tomorrow by > providing karma to push the update to stable. It takes at least a day to make > it > to most mirrors. > > I wish we had a bit more time for this, but security updates seem to be coming > at an accelerated pace lately. I missed Jim Perrin's original note about a > Fedora Magazine post for EPEL and CentOS to link to (sorry about that, Jim), > but > I'll see if I can get something written up and published today. It's probably > "too little, too late", but I'll at least provide the justification. > > Part of the reason I support making the cutover immediately is because the > high-severity security updates from last night *also* impact 0.10.x and we > don't > have a meaningful way to deliver 0.10.47 to EPEL 7 right now (since the 6.7.0 > package is in epel-testing). We either need to cut over to 6.7.0 or else > withdraw that update, push the 0.10.47 update, wait for it to go stable and > then > reintroduce 6.7.0. This seems like a large amount of effort for very little > benefit. >
I'd suggest just pushing 6.7.0. Anything else is delaying the inevitable... > (Apologies for stream-of-consciousness; I'm thinking this through as I type) > I do see one alternative if we want to provide a little more time in testing > for > 6.x... we could do the above 0.10.47 release by pulling 6.x, *rush* that in by > karma-cheating[*], put 6.7.0 back in updates testing and hold off on the > cutover > for X days or the next security release, whichever comes first. > That's a lot of work for an update that's going to die off literally within days... I suggest just pushing forward with nodejs 6.x. -- 真実はいつも一つ！/ Always, there's only one truth! _______________________________________________ epel-devel mailing list -- [email protected] To unsubscribe send an email to [email protected]
