Rotate release notes as part of the 0.8.5 release

ponylang · Dec 27, 2024 · 019cf57 · 019cf57
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+## Use Alpine 3.20 as our base image
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+Previously we were using Alpine 3.18 which has reached it's end-of-life. The change to 3.20 should have no impact on anyone unless they are using this image as the base image for another image.
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+## Drop Fedora 39 support
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+Fedora 39 has reached its end of life date. We've dropped it as a supported platform for `ponyc` and `ponyup`.
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+For `ponyup` that means, we no longer test against it when doing CI. Additinally, new installations of `ponyup` on Fedora 39 and related platforms won't recognize it as a supported package. If you install `ponyup` on such a platform, you'll need to set the platform to `fedora39` yourself.
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+For `ponyc` the lack of support means that if you are using `ponyup` on Fedora 39 that it won't be able to install any version of `ponyc` from the point that we stopped supporting Fedora 39 for `ponyc`. Any `ponyc` from 0.58.8 on will not be able to be installed via `ponyup` and will need to instead be built from source.
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diff --git a/.release-notes/next-release.md b/.release-notes/next-release.md
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-## Use Alpine 3.20 as our base image
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-Previously we were using Alpine 3.18 which has reached it's end-of-life. The change to 3.20 should have no impact on anyone unless they are using this image as the base image for another image.
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-## Drop Fedora 39 support
-
-Fedora 39 has reached its end of life date. We've dropped it as a supported platform for `ponyc` and `ponyup`.
-
-For `ponyup` that means, we no longer test against it when doing CI. Additinally, new installations of `ponyup` on Fedora 39 and related platforms won't recognize it as a supported package. If you install `ponyup` on such a platform, you'll need to set the platform to `fedora39` yourself.
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-For `ponyc` the lack of support means that if you are using `ponyup` on Fedora 39 that it won't be able to install any version of `ponyc` from the point that we stopped supporting Fedora 39 for `ponyc`. Any `ponyc` from 0.58.8 on will not be able to be installed via `ponyup` and will need to instead be built from source.
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