envoy 1.23.1

[dio]

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envoy v1.23.1 does not require patches as v1.22.2 anymore. Those patches are merged.

This also introduces a patch for catalina.

[dio]

envoyproxy/envoy#20889

[dio]

envoyproxy/envoy#21110

[dio]

@danielnachun sorry, do we need to add the CI-long-timeout label as well? Thanks!

[dio]

Ah, sorry. Seems like we need to wait for the other running jobs (with CI-long-timeout label).

[cho-m]

We may want to backport envoyproxy/envoy#22334 to avoid dropping Catalina support (though not too important as Ventura will be out soon so Homebrew's main supported macOS versions will be Big Sur and newer)

[dio]

Sure. Submitted the backport patch here: envoyproxy/envoy#23177 cc. @cpakulski

[carlocab]

Could you rebase to get rid of the merge commit and squash your commits together please?

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[carlocab]

Thanks!

[BrewTestBot]

@carlocab has triggered a merge.

[dio]

Thanks for your guidance, @carlocab @cho-m!