Re: allowing backports into non-LTS releases

2023-11-15 Thread Dan Streetman
On Mon, Oct 30, 2023 at 3:10 PM Thomas Ward wrote: > > The only thing in Lunar's backports are the `cockpit` package, I forget > did we give that an exception? well that's what I meant, should we continue with the 'exception only' policy for backports to non-LTS releases? Or should we allow optio

Re: allowing backports into non-LTS releases

2023-10-30 Thread Thomas Ward
Same with Mantic. On 10/30/23 15:09, Thomas Ward wrote: The only thing in Lunar's backports are the `cockpit` package, I forget did we give that an exception? Thomas On 10/30/23 10:58, Thomas Ward wrote: I'll take a look at Lunar (didn't that just release though...?) as I have a server rel

Re: allowing backports into non-LTS releases

2023-10-30 Thread Thomas Ward
The only thing in Lunar's backports are the `cockpit` package, I forget did we give that an exception? Thomas On 10/30/23 10:58, Thomas Ward wrote: I'll take a look at Lunar (didn't that just release though...?) as I have a server related task for that to work on. Thomas -Original M

RE: allowing backports into non-LTS releases

2023-10-30 Thread Thomas Ward
I'll take a look at Lunar (didn't that just release though...?) as I have a server related task for that to work on. Thomas -Original Message- From: ubuntu-backports On Behalf Of Dan Streetman Sent: Monday, October 30, 2023 10:55 AM To: Backports Discussion Subject: allowing backpor