Use https://api.launchpad.net/devel/ubuntu/series to get the version so we can add additional version based tags. Right now we have
lastest
noble
noble-[date].[revision] (examples noble-20241015.3)
Would be nice to also add.
24.04
24.04-[date].[revision] (examples 24.04-20241015.3) (this may not work due to version updates)
Doing the following will give me the version for the named release.
RELEASE=$(
curl -sSL https://api.launchpad.net/devel/ubuntu/series |
jq '.entries.[] | select(.name == "noble") | { name, version }'
)
After doing this we should change our release branch names to be both.
Once this is done see if we can write a script to tag all old docker releases and adjust names of all old github releases (example name noble (24.04): 20241015.3).
Use https://api.launchpad.net/devel/ubuntu/series to get the version so we can add additional version based tags. Right now we have
lastestnoblenoble-[date].[revision](examplesnoble-20241015.3)Would be nice to also add.
24.0424.04-[date].[revision](examples24.04-20241015.3) (this may not work due to version updates)Doing the following will give me the version for the named release.
After doing this we should change our release branch names to be both.
release/24.04-nobleOnce this is done see if we can write a script to tag all old docker releases and adjust names of all old github releases (example name
noble (24.04): 20241015.3).