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Fixes #23505: Add sales-tier data to release-data #778

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"ubuntu-14.04": { "i386": "tier3", "amd64": "tier3" },
"ubuntu-15.10": { "i386": "tier3", "amd64": "tier3" },
"ubuntu-16.04": { "i386": "tier2", "amd64": "tier2" },
"ubuntu-18.04": { "amd64": "tier1" },
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don't we have a i386 tiers2 ?

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we don't build it

"ubuntu-16.04": { "i386": "tier2", "amd64": "tier2" },
"ubuntu-18.04": { "amd64": "tier1" },
"ubuntu-20.04": { "amd64": "tier1" },
"rhel-5": { "i386": "tier4", "amd64": "tier4" },
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I don't have that in the spreadsheet, it should be
"rhel-3": { "i386": "tier4", "amd64": "tier4" },
"rhel-5": { "i386": "tier3", "amd64": "tier3" },

"rhel-6": { "i386": "tier3", "amd64": "tier3" },
"rhel-7": { "i386": "tier3", "amd64": "tier1", "ppc64le": "tier1" },
"rhel-8": { "amd64": "tier1", "ppc64le": "tier1" },
"sles-11" : { "i386": "tier2", "amd64": "tier2" },
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we should have
"sles-10" : { "i386": "tier4", "amd64": "tier4" },

@@ -89,6 +89,37 @@ tier1 = [
"slackware-14.1", "slackware-14.2",
]

# see https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1MbpYDH5Eqmgj1j-G4Gu0oKQoBaiGhjUfwVY5qtXTsu4/edit#gid=0
sales-tier = {
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i'm not commenting here, the same as 7.0 should apply (and extra os added during 7.1)

@@ -91,6 +91,39 @@ tier1 = [
"slackware-14.1", "slackware-14.2",
]

# see https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1MbpYDH5Eqmgj1j-G4Gu0oKQoBaiGhjUfwVY5qtXTsu4/edit#gid=0
sales-tier = {
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same here

# see https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1MbpYDH5Eqmgj1j-G4Gu0oKQoBaiGhjUfwVY5qtXTsu4/edit#gid=0
sales-tier = {
"debian-6": { "i386": "tier3", "amd64": "tier3" },
"debian-7": { "i386": "tier3", "amd64": "tier3" },
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debian 6 & 7 are both tiers4

sales-tier = {
"debian-6": { "i386": "tier3", "amd64": "tier3" },
"debian-7": { "i386": "tier3", "amd64": "tier3" },
"debian-8": { "i386": "tier3", "amd64": "tier3", "armhf": "tier3", "arm64": "tier3" },
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debian 8 arm is tiers4

"debian-6": { "i386": "tier3", "amd64": "tier3" },
"debian-7": { "i386": "tier3", "amd64": "tier3" },
"debian-8": { "i386": "tier3", "amd64": "tier3", "armhf": "tier3", "arm64": "tier3" },
"debian-9": { "i386": "tier2", "amd64": "tier2", "armhf": "tier2", "arm64": "tier2" },
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debian 9 arm is tiers4, and i386amd64 is tiers3

"ubuntu-24.04": { "amd64": "tier1" },
"rhel-6": { "i386": "tier3", "amd64": "tier3" },
"rhel-7": { "i386": "tier3", "amd64": "tier2", "ppc64le": "tier3" },
"rhel-8": { "amd64": "tier1", "ppc64le": "tier2" },
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ppc64 for rhel8 & 9 is tier3

"ubuntu-20.04": { "amd64": "tier1" },
"ubuntu-22.04": { "amd64": "tier1" },
"ubuntu-24.04": { "amd64": "tier1" },
"rhel-6": { "i386": "tier3", "amd64": "tier3" },
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where is rhel5 ?

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we stopped building it

"rhel-7": { "i386": "tier3", "amd64": "tier2", "ppc64le": "tier3" },
"rhel-8": { "amd64": "tier1", "ppc64le": "tier2" },
"rhel-9": { "amd64": "tier1", "ppc64le": "tier2" },
"al-2023": { "amd64": "tier1" },
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where is AL2?

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it is in rhel7

"rhel-8": { "amd64": "tier1", "ppc64le": "tier2" },
"rhel-9": { "amd64": "tier1", "ppc64le": "tier2" },
"al-2023": { "amd64": "tier1" },
"sles-11" : { "i386": "tier3", "amd64": "tier3" },
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we should have a sles10 tiers4 also

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PR updated with a new commit

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OK, squash merging this PR

@Normation-Quality-Assistant Normation-Quality-Assistant force-pushed the arch_23505/add_sales_tier_data_to_release_data branch from 6058312 to d6c3805 Compare October 6, 2023 09:22
@Normation-Quality-Assistant Normation-Quality-Assistant merged commit d6c3805 into Normation:master Oct 6, 2023
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