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Use latest EVE LTS version for testing upgrades #969

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If EVE 12.X is installed, downgrade to 11.X (or older) version is going to fail. This is because the policy_version of fscrypt was bumped from 1 to 2 and this change is not backward compatible. See:

lf-edge/eve@8b84246

If EVE 12.X is installed, downgrade to 11.X (or older) version is going
to fail. This is because the policy_version of fscrypt was bumped from 1
to 2 and this change is not backward compatible. See:

lf-edge/eve@8b84246

Signed-off-by: Milan Lenco <milan@zededa.com>
@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
# Default EVE version to update
{{$eve_ver := "9.6.0"}}
{{$eve_ver := "12.0.1"}}
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Can we use different versions for oci and http tests if it is possible? I wrote few words about the reason here.

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We will have to wait for another 12.X release. Currently there are only two (12.0.0 is broken) and we need one as the base version.

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I think it makes sense to wait for a bit till another 12.X release. Will hold it till then

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OK, converted to draft.

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@milan-zededa @uncleDecart We do have a 12.1.0 and 12.2.1 which can be used for this if you just want different versions.
(It would be nice to get less unneeded failures in the eden runs.)

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Superseded by #986

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