CI/cirrus: add centos-stream-9 #3427
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Signed-off-by: Kir Kolyshkin <kolyshkin@gmail.com>
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@thaJeztah PTAL (also we might want to do the same with moby/sys) |
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1.1 backport: #3436 |
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Add centos-stream-9 to our CI matrix. It runs natively on Cirrus CI and is therefore faster than Fedora job (4 minutes instead of 13 minutes).
centos-stream-9 currently has:
so it is quite similar to Fedora 35 at the moment (and this, I guess, explains why we have no issues).
I was thinking at dropping Fedora but decided to keep it since while it does not make much sense now, with a newer Fedora it definitely will (newer kernels etc.)