Just a note (mainly to get it clear for *me*!) where we are with
libguestfs branches and Fedora/RHEL versions:
Fedora
│
├── Fedora 16 libguestfs 1.16 (currently 1.16.29)
│
├── Fedora 17 libguestfs 1.18 (currently 1.18.6)
│
├── Fedora 18 (just libguestfs 1.19.28, will move to
│ branched) stable 1.20 branch when it is ready
│
└── Rawhide follows development releases as usual
Unfortunately a combination of factors make testing releases in Fedora
18+ impossible right now:
- NTFS breakage with the new kernel (
http://bugzilla.redhat.com/844485)
- DWARF symbols are broken, making it challenging to run any valgrind
tests
The unfortunate result is that Fedora 18+ releases aren't tested to
our usual high standards.
RHEL
│
├── RHEL 5 ancient libguestfs 1.2
│ │ (DO NOT USE this version except with virt-v2v,
│ │ and even then it's far better to use RHEL 6)
│ │
│ └── EPEL 5 libguestfs 1.19 from oldlinux branch, will
│ move to 1.20 when it is ready
│
│
├── RHEL 6
│ │
│ ├── RHEL 6.0 libguestfs 1.2 (no longer supported, DO NOT USE)
│ │
│ ├── RHEL 6.1 libguestfs 1.7.17 (no longer supported)
│ │
│ ├── RHEL 6.2 libguestfs 1.7.17 (no longer supported)
│ │
│ ├── RHEL 6.3 libguestfs 1.16.19 + RHEL patches
│ │
│ ├── RHEL 6.4 rebase along libguestfs 1.16 stable branch
│ │
│ └── RHEL 6.5 unknown, possibly rebase to 1.20 if
│ there is time and any demand for it
│
│
└── RHEL 7 intending to go with libguestfs 1.20
Rich.
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