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While I certainly hope that backports to older GNOME versions won't be a super-common thing, to make our deployments usable for future backport testing we should probably be tagging them with some sort of semi-permanent identifier, in addition to the latest always being tagged main.
The GNOME version incorporated into the test environment seems like a natural fit, and would likely be the parameter by which we'd want to select older deployments in the rare cases that they're needed again.
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While I certainly hope that backports to older GNOME versions won't be a super-common thing, to make our deployments usable for future backport testing we should probably be tagging them with some sort of semi-permanent identifier, in addition to the latest always being tagged
main
.The GNOME version incorporated into the test environment seems like a natural fit, and would likely be the parameter by which we'd want to select older deployments in the rare cases that they're needed again.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: