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Periodic support windows doc updates #85
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The MongoDB support windows are out of date, and the 4.2 series we currently use goes out of support in April: https://www.mongodb.com/support-policy/lifecycles . Please update the doc accordingly. |
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Created first PR openedx/repo-tools#334 to update the sheet entries according to the respective |
Merged the PR with all the updated details but I don't have edit access to the sheet so I can't update the chart. FYI @jmbowman, could you update the sheet data manually? or if arbi-bom is going to be maintaining this sheet in the future, then it'll probably be best if arbi-bom gets access to this sheet with edit access as well. |
I just gave you and the rest of the team edit access. |
Updated the sheet data with the new information. Verified the versions of |
Created PR openedx/repo-tools#337 to add workflow. |
We have a support windows document which helps us track upcoming major upgrades. It's auto-generated from a data file by a script, but the actual data file updates are done manually, and this has been pretty ad-hoc so far. Schedule a recurring GitHub Issue to update the data accordingly:
A quarterly schedule should be frequent enough; the end of the quarter may be ideal if practical, as that would encourage updates shortly after named Open edX releases. The issue should at least notify the Arbi-BOM team when created, perhaps even auto-add itself to the Arbi-BOM project board if that doesn't require much additional effort. The generated issue description should include a link to documentation for the process, including a mention of https://endoflife.date/ which is often a good reference for the necessary information.
Finally, as of this writing the data for Ruby 2.5 and 2.6 EOL is stale, the support windows have already ended: https://endoflife.date/ruby (which is what prompted me to write this issue). If not fixed by the time you start working on this, please update the Ruby data, including addition of entries for 2.7, 3.0, and 3.1. Check openedx/cs_comments_service#392 to see if there are any updates in the version we currently use.
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