Update list of OSes to non-EoL versions #104
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On the "Files changed" tab, you can see the list of OS enabled but considered EOL by VoxPupuli.
According to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases, 18.04 has reached what they call "End of Standard Support", which is what we call "End of life" at VoxPupuli. If you look at what they call "End of life", 14.04 is still supported 🙃 |
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Re-tagged "backwards-incompatible": while the change does not change the code, this allow future changes to break these OS not tested anymore, so we want this to be ranked high in the ChangeLog. |
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Pull Request (PR) description
Updates the list of supported OSes in the metadata, no longer lists supports for End-of-Life versions of Debian or EL (CentOS)
I'm unsure on the Ubuntu situation though, 18.04 is technically not EoL yet after all.