Hi, I am currently working on the HAProxy update in all supported Ubuntu LTS releases (18.04, 20.04 and 22.04), here is the process we are using to update it in stable releases [1]. One of the requirements to make the Ubuntu SRU (Stable Release Updates) team allow the update is to have the CI results log of those minor releases in place. Right now, I am working on 2.4.18, 2.0.29 and 1.8.30.
I see that the GitHub is used only for the development branch, so the other repos for HAProxy LTS releases are tracked only in git.haproxy.org. However, since those minor releases are not on GitHub we cannot check for instance if all CI tests are passing, and this is mandatory for Ubuntu stable updates. What I am doing is creating a fork on GitHub, pulling the branches and tags from git.haproxy.org, and pushing them to GitHub, so the GitHub Actions are triggered (TravisCI requires a subscription to run tests so I am not doing that). Would it be possible to keep those branches and tags on GitHub as well? So we can more easily find associated CI test results. [1] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HAProxyUpdates TIA! -- Lucas Kanashiro
