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Add golang-stable-* and golang-old-stable-* packages #27

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winkingturtle-vmw opened this issue Apr 15, 2024 · 2 comments
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Add golang-stable-* and golang-old-stable-* packages #27

winkingturtle-vmw opened this issue Apr 15, 2024 · 2 comments

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@winkingturtle-vmw
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Github action now supports having stable and old-stable version instead of having to update the version every few months. Recently we had to keep both supported golang version for windows-tools-release since some of our concourse workers needed to stay behind while others could be moved forward. We've opt-in for an actual version number to get around this and added a second package, but it'd be great if we could've used old-stable instead so that we don't have to keep updating it.

What are you thoughts about adding 12 more packages to this release

  • golang-old-stable-darwin-test
  • golang-old-stable-darwin
  • golang-old-stable-linux-test
  • golang-old-linux-darwin
  • golang-old-stable-windows-test
  • golang-old-stable-windows
  • golang-stable-darwin-test
  • golang-stable-darwin
  • golang-stable-linux-test
  • golang-stable-linux-darwin
  • golang-stable-windows-test
  • golang-stable-windows
@winkingturtle-vmw winkingturtle-vmw changed the title Add golang-stable-linux and golang-old-stable-linux and windows packages Add golang-stable-* and golang-old-stable-* packages Apr 15, 2024
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rkoster commented Apr 18, 2024

what about golang-previous-stable-linux-darwin?

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I have done a bit more digging into this and I am not sure if I like my original suggestion due to the fact that at some point there will be a Go 2.x and I am don't know what would stable, old-stable, or previous-stable would mean in that case. We have gotten around this issue for now.

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