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| The following operating systems should be compatible, but are not guaranteed: | ||
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I know it is not in out tests but all the collections we administrate are deployed on Debian 11, so I think we can guarantee that it works on that operating system
I would say yes, and the same for Debian 11 |
The core team develops with macOS 15 and deploys on Debian
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Based on a recent provisioning experience:
Open question on my side: since the development team uses macOS@15, would it be accurate to say that there is “continuous testing” on that platform as well, and integrate it in the list of “guaranteed compatibility”?