CI: ALT Sisyphus failing #360
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ALT switched to numerical kernel flavours, thus no 'un-def' anymore. Bring the new package 'kernel-headers-modules-mainline' that's supposed to track the mainline kernels. If it fails bring 'stable' kernel headers. Perhaps, it can fail during the merge window when `x.y.1` stable is already released to the `x.y` flavour, so the pseudo-flavour isn't longer 'mainline' but 'stable'. Fixes: lkrg-org#360 Signed-off-by: Vitaly Chikunov <[email protected]>
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ALT switched to numerical kernel flavours, thus no 'un-def' anymore. Bring the new package 'kernel-headers-modules-mainline' that's supposed to track the mainline kernels. If it fails bring 'latest1' kernel headers. Bringing 'mainline' could fail during the merge window when `x.y.1` stable is already released to the `x.y` flavour, so the pseudo-flavour isn't longer 'mainline' but 'latest1' (note it ends with `1`). This should not be the 'latest' as it provided by multiple packages and naïve apt-get install will refuse to install. Fixes: lkrg-org#360 Signed-off-by: Vitaly Chikunov <[email protected]>
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