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Update Fedora docker image to Fedora 38 #90776
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Tagging subscribers to this area: @dotnet/area-infrastructure-libraries Issue DetailsPrereq repo now only has Fedora 38 image. Which means, only it can be updated to the latest packages. And also, Fedora 36 is EOL. System.Net.Quic had to update minimal required libmsquic package version to 2.2.2+ (#90228). @karelz If update goes smoothly, we might want to consider backporting this to reduce noise in extra-platforms and bring back outerloop test coverage.
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/azp run runtime-libraries-coreclr outerloop |
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LGTM
Fedora is used only if |
All tests on Fedora 38, including Quic tests, were executed successfully.
Reverting the dummy commit. |
This reverts commit 2e2d14e.
Test failures are unrelated |
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Thanks
/backport to release/8.0 |
Started backporting to release/8.0: https://github.com/dotnet/runtime/actions/runs/5941525683 |
Prereq repo now only has Fedora 38 image. Which means, only it can be updated to the latest packages. And also, Fedora 36 is EOL.
System.Net.Quic had to update minimal required libmsquic package version to 2.2.2+ (#90228).
To be able to pull in the latest package, I've updated the image to Fedora 38. Without it, System.Net.Quic extra-platform tests are failing and outerloop is not running on Fedora at all (due to skipping if supported check fails).
@karelz If update goes smoothly, we might want to consider backporting this "test-infra-only" change to reduce noise in extra-platforms and bring back outerloop test coverage.
cc @ManickaP @wfurt