A pass at bumping the buildbot versioning #237
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Bumped the AMI versions used for Debian 10 and Ubuntu 18.04/20.04, added Debian 11, bumped Fedora 33 to 34. Signed-off-by: Rich Ercolani <[email protected]>
I missed a spot. I don't feel too bad, since it seems to be a wee bit stale... Signed-off-by: Rich Ercolani <[email protected]>
| @@ -551,6 +560,7 @@ arch_slaves = \ | |||
| ubuntu16_i386_slave + \ | |||
| debian8_arm_slave + \ | |||
| debian10_arm64_slave + \ | |||
| debian11_arm64_slave + \ | |||
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Previously we just kept one builder per architecture to help catch anything major for that architecture. But since these builds are quick I think we can keep both in this case. It'll be nice to verify both kernels.
| debian10_amd64_ami = "ami-024fe42989cf9e876" # Debian 10 10-11-2021 | ||
| debian10_arm64_ami = "ami-0a0ab0f23e5ea98f9" # Debian 10 10-11-2021 | ||
| debian11_amd64_ami = "ami-09b4378b1d3387f81" # Debian 11 10-11-2021 | ||
| debian11_arm64_ami = "ami-041b92da75e2787a9" # Debian 11 10-11-2021 |
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Unfortunately, I ran in to some issues trying to get the buildslave running on Debian 11 when installed from pip. The 0.8 release requires an old version of python and I wasn't having any luck getting it to run using update-alternatives. This will require a little more investigation.
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That could be rough - Debian 11 dropped basically every Python 2 package except the actual interpreter, so you'd have to go slurp everything from Pip or something if you need it...
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Fun. Well I suppose all the more reason for us finally to roll buildbot forward to a modern version. Then why don't we put this on the back burner for now.
Some poking toward #236's goals in life.
Bumped the AMI versions used for Debian 10 and Ubuntu 18.04/20.04,
added Debian 11, bumped Fedora 33 to 34.
No idea whether there's any way to test this short of "I hope it doesn't break the world", so...here. I tried copying what needed to be done from prior additions, but...